Weekend LaoDong
Nguyen Nhat Anh and the sweet story of The Neighbor and Four Candy Pills
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Tre Publishing House released the feature story "The little Neighbor and Four Candy Pills" by writer Nguyen Nhat Anh, with the first printing quantity of up to 80,000 copies, including the softback and the special hardback color print. This number shows the author's persistent appeal in the hearts of many generations of readers, while also placing expectations on a new story but still carrying a warm, pure and familiar spirit.
Muong ethnic culture in Phu Hoa land
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In the land of Phu Hoa (formerly Phu Yen district), where the Muong people have lived for generations, culture still resonate in the midst of modern life. The bustling sound of gongs, swings, enthusiastic Mooi festival dance, and passionate Dang Muong singing - all became the pride and living heritage of the community in Son La.
The vitality of the young city
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Ho Chi Minh City has just been recognized by UNESCO as a Creative City of Cinema - a title in the UNESCO Creative Cities Network.
The wonder of Ba Hon Dam
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Some people say that the word Tien in the place name Ha Tien (An Giang province) has a superstitious meaning because this place is often compared to a piece of land from the sky, bringing a strange and interesting beauty compared to the surrounding landscape. In this land, the mountains are unusually strange, the sea of Ha Tien is also a wonderful scene of Bong Lai.
A day of admiring the masterpieces of Keo Pagoda architecture
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Located majestically on a flat, wide land in Hung Yen, the Keo Pagoda National Monument complex faces the Red River that has been flowing for thousands of years.
