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.
Preserving traditional Vietnamese craft villages
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Traditional craft villages have long become a unique feature in the diverse cultural picture of Vietnam.
Lake Song-Kol, the "pearl" in the heart of Kyrgyzstan
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A trip to Kyrgyzstan would not be complete without spending a night sleeping by Song-Kol Lake and enjoying the vast steppe scenery in the early morning.
Vietnamese girl cycling around Southeast Asia
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Truong My Chau (1990), an agricultural engineer in Ho Chi Minh City, decided to quit her job, cycle to slow down, see the lands and explore her own limits.
Chau Tuyet Van: Beautiful taekwondo sister kicks the wind
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The golden girl of Vietnamese taekwondo will be an interesting face when participating in the TV show "Beautiful Sister Riding the Wind 2024". Stepping out of the sports field, Chau Tuyet Van has considerable appeal.
The Story of the Stonemasons in France
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In the small village of Samoens in southeastern France, there were once famous stone carvers. They used their talented and skillful hands to create beautiful stone structures and works that are still present on local streets and in many other places around the world, according to an article in National Geographic.
Race for the future, university entrance exam pressure in Indian teenagers
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Being a parent of a teenager is an anxious experience. In India, parents are even more anxious when the race for competitive university entrance exams begins when children are just entering their teens.
Preserving traditional crafts from implementing worker protection
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Implementing Resolution No. 02-NQ/TW, dated June 12, 2021 of the Politburo on innovation of organization and operation of Vietnam Trade Union in the new situation, in many places across the country, Trade Unions at all levels have established grassroots Trade Unions. In craft villages, grassroots Trade Unions were established not only to protect the legitimate rights and interests of workers but also to contribute to preserving traditional crafts, building and promoting tourism culture.
Tho hoc viec
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Nam mai ma chang ngu duoc, ga danh bo day. Chang phai hom nay, da tu lau lam, buoi trua ga chi nam nghi cho co chu khong may khi vao giac duoc. Nguoi ta noi it ngu dan la dau hieu cua tuoi gia den. Voi ga, chang phai chuyen ngu it ma co rat nhieu dau hieu cua tuoi gia. Nao la dau tu tung khap noi, khi dau lung khi dau dau goi, roi ba vai, roi thi thoang la te tay te chan. Roi ke ca mat ca tai deu cu the kem tinh kem to nhu de bao cho ga biet la tuoi gia da ke can roi.
Han Kang, Nobel Prize in Literature and the Ginkgo Tree
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If the 2024 Nobel Prize in Literature is a metaphor, it is the ginkgo tree for Han Kang. The dazzling effect of the prestigious award will pass, but the questions of conscience and humanity in each page of the female writer dubbed "Korean Kafka" will live on forever.
Vietnamese women "Good at public affairs, good at housework"
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Vietnamese women are increasingly demonstrating their position and role by not only taking care of housework but also actively and effectively participating in social activities.
Conquering the westernmost point of A Pa Chai
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The concept of East and West is always in conflict with each other, without any compromise. The East Pole is a rocky outcrop jutting out into the East Sea, while the West Pole is a mountain peak located at the headland of the Fatherland. From the East Pole to the West Pole is the journey of Lac Long Quan to find Au Co, and both are very difficult and arduous.
Hanoi - Not just "A time to remember"
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As part of the events celebrating the 70th anniversary of Hanoi Liberation, the photo exhibition “Hanoi - A Time to Remember” by two photographers Andy Soloman and Le Bich was introduced to the public in the capital on October 10, 2024. The exhibition introduces 86 black and white photos of Hanoi in 20 years of transformation (1992 - 2012), helping viewers not only see Hanoi in the past, but also imagine more about Vietnam throughout the past time.
The female player is not tall but everyone has to look up to her
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Vietnamese sports have had many successes in domestic and international arenas and the role of female athletes has a special meaning, where managers have recognized many faces who have participated in the Olympic arena to achieve the best results...
Ma Tu's wild salt and pepper
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In the mountainous town of Mang Den (Kon Tum province), everyone affectionately calls Mrs. Tran Thi Soi “Ma Tu” or “Miss Tu of the flower garden”. Although she was not born in this land, the silent contributions of “Ma Tu” have made the salt and pepper of this forest famous throughout the country.
A place to remember the contributions of the first two female heroes of Vietnam
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Hai Ba Trung Temple is located along the Red River embankment in the inner city, at 680 Bach Dang Street, Bach Dang Ward, Hai Ba Trung District, Hanoi. This place is known as an ancient land with many mysterious stories associated with the legendary history of the first two female heroes of the Vietnamese people.
