Weekend LaoDong
Ca Mau mangrove forest: Giant fish climbing trees and crabs in Dat Mui
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Standing stunned at the entrance to Ca Mau Cape National Park is a giant crab model made of composite measuring 5m x 2.8m x 1.72m. They are typical creatures of mangrove forests, especially in the Nam Can mangrove forest, and are also a source of livelihood that helps people not only escape poverty but also become rich.
Boxer Nguyen Vu Quynh Hoa and the opportunity to make history at the 33rd SEA Games
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Boxer Nguyen Vu Quynh Hoa received an official ticket to participate in the 33rd SEA Games with the Vietnam mixed martial arts team (MMA). She hopes to achieve good results just as she has prepared herself professionally.
Small version at the foot of Lung Cu flagpole
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The Then Pa village at the foot of the Lung Cu flagpole of the H'Mong people is like a "living museum" in the middle of the Dong Van stone plateau (Tuyen Quang). The houses with thick walls and mossy Yin-yang tiles are shining by the Dragon Eye Lake, preserving the rustic beauty of many generations.
The paradox of measuring sleep
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As technology enters the bedroom, people have more tools to understand themselves better - but it is easy to lose the naturalness of sleep. In the journey to find a "good night's sleep", many people are falling into the paradox: The more you try to measure, the more difficult it is to reach peace.
The lives of large families in the US
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The number of households with 3 or more children in New York City (USA) has decreased by nearly 17% over the past decade, while the cost of caring for young children and renting a house is increasingly out of reach for many middle-class people.
Rambling about a literary story
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On October 18, 2024, Ho Chi Minh City Law Newspaper published an interview with poet Nguyen Quang Thieu - Chairman of the Vietnam Writers Association about creative work and the purpose of literature with young writers in Ho Chi Minh City, on the occasion of Korean writer Han Kang winning the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Positive signals for Vietnam's performance industry
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As Vietnam becomes a vibrant and attractive cultural destination, the combination of culture and economy will create a complete and long-term profitable cultural industrial ecosystem.
"The gentleman tree" - each tree is like each person
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More than 3 years after his first solo exhibition, young artist Hoang Thien Phuc, born in the 90s, has his second solo exhibition at Mo Art Space (Hanoi). Titled “The Gentleman Tree”, the 17 works express the artist’s consistent idea of the relationship between humans and nature in modern life, raising many questions for viewers.
The resting place of the chief eunuch under the reign of King Le and Lord Trinh
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The stone tomb of Xom Gao, whose Chinese name is Hien Linh Tu, is located in village 1, Lai Yen commune, Hoai Duc district, Hanoi city. This is the resting place of Duke Pham Don Nghi, a unique destination for researchers as well as those who love ancient beauty.
Vietnamese Show: Opportunity to reach out from home to the world
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“BlackPink's two shows are already half of the total revenue of the performing arts in 2030 that we strive for.”
Unique and strange in the South Pole
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The southernmost point of our beloved Fatherland is the “big toe that has not yet dried from the mud of a thousand miles” - a phrase coined by writer Nguyen Tuan. That big toe touches the East Sea, slowly every day, every year, every century... moving out into the ocean to expand the territory in the affectionate name: Ca Mau Cape.
Poetry Page (Autumn): Nostalgia
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Late October, late Autumn, still lingering as if Autumn had just begun. Since when, Autumn has been a privilege for Hanoi, a city of love. And time can return in poetry, painting... in the nostalgia of the Hung Yen rainy river, of Dong Thap lotus, of an orbit that holds all those who cherish life on earth passionately every day - the attraction of infinite nostalgia.
To help craft villages escape the risk of losing their titles
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Speaking with Lao Dong Newspaper, Mr. Le Duc Thinh - Director of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development - NNPTNT) emphasized: Developing craft villages not only brings economic benefits, but also solves rural welfare issues, especially creating jobs for people with disabilities, the elderly, and people who are not eligible for retraining...
Valuable documents from "Southern Literature of the Six Provinces"
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The book series "Southern Literature of the Six Provinces" by author Nguyen Van Hau is one of the rare works that systematically shows the formation and development process of Southern literature from the time of land opening to the end of the French colonial period in 1945.
Open the way for the village to keep the profession - people with profession
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The government’s efforts to preserve the craft village have had some effect. However, keeping the craft village and the people alive is not an easy task.
More light for Textile 8.3 dormitory
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Many years ago, the Textile 8.3 collective housing area (Quynh Mai ward, Hai Ba Trung district) was considered one of the most dilapidated and degraded collective housing areas in Hanoi with cramped living space and conditions, lacking everything for hundreds of households.
The vitality of Bau Truc pottery village after a millennium
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After nearly 1,000 years, Bau Truc pottery, imbued with Cham cultural identity, still exists and changes to suit the times.
“Digital museum is the shortest way to bring Vietnamese heritage to the world”
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“I am truly touched by the fact that Bat Trang Museum is honored to be the first non-public museum in Vietnam to be selected by Google Arts & Culture to appear on this platform. Hopefully, the common story of Bat Trang pottery village and the personal journey of the late People's Artisan Vu Thang will be more accessible and inspire art and culture lovers not only in Vietnam but all over the world...” - the 8X Director of Bat Trang Soul of Vietnam Art Museum (also known as Bat Trang Museum) talked about his steps forward in taking over the massive legacy from his late father.
The first of the four great temples of Doai in the land of culinary villages
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So Communal House is named after So village in Cong Hoa commune, Quoc Oai district, Hanoi, known for its scale, massive and unique architecture with over 350 years of age. So village is also known as the land of famous “dong vermicelli” cuisine in the capital.
Autumn in Hanoi, find the century-old green rice village
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Nestled among the hustle and bustle of the city, the traditional green rice village of Me Tri (Nam Tu Liem, Hanoi) has existed for over a century.
