Weekend LaoDong
Mohamed Salah and the story beyond his name
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Mohamed Salah will leave Liverpool, but his story, image, and influence at Anfield will be remembered and told for a long time to come.
Soái Kình Lâm fabric market, colors and movement
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There are markets where people come to buy. There are markets where people come to see. And at Soái Kình Lâm fabric market, you can hardly distinguish those two things, because everything is woven with colors, movements and very lifelike slices of Ho Chi Minh City.
Touching the mysterious Buddhist land in Tibet
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7 days in Tibet (China) open up profound cultural and spiritual experiences, where each step touches on sacred symbols, hundreds of years of history and special spiritual values of the mysterious Buddhist land.
Central Vietnamese vermicelli with fish sauce fragrant and beautiful
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Mam nem, also known as mam cai, is a typical salty fish sauce of the central coastal provinces, from Hue to Lam Dong. This is the soul of the rustic bun mam dish but has a high "addictive" potential for those who are used to the salty taste of the fish sauce.
Tay Ho lotus tea scent through the hands of a woman
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In the midst of modern life, there are still people silently preserving the quintessence of Thang Long culture. Artisan Nguyen Thi Trinh Nuong has devoted her whole heart to cherishing and spreading the art of marinating Tay Ho lotus tea.
BB Tran: If I bring my real self on stage, it will be very boring
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Coming out of the TV show "Call Me by Fire", BB Tran not only made it into the final lineup (17 talents) but also debuted as a member of the music group B.O.F. Before that, BB Tran was a comedian participating in entertainment game shows, movies and comedy skits. Working for a long time, BB Tran had a period of disorientation, just staying at home until participating in a music reality TV show.
Ai Phuong: Going all out with "Sister Who Makes Wave"
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In a conversation with Lao Dong Newspaper, Ai Phuong said that with "Sister Who Makes Wave", she gave her all and threw herself into each performance on stage. The female singer also revealed that she was invited in season 1 but missed the appointment.
Quan Gia Temple - a place to worship a general of the Pre-Ly Dynasty
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Quan Gia communal house was formerly located on Co So land, also known as Gia Lua village, formerly belonging to Duong Lieu commune, Dan Phuong district, Hoai Duc prefecture, today Yen So commune, Hoai Duc district, Hanoi. According to legend, the communal house was built in the Ly dynasty, and is now over a thousand years old. Having gone through many ups and downs of history, the communal house still retains many valuable relics imbued with national cultural identity and contemporary character.
Famous mandarin To Hien Thanh, accepted the task of taking care of orphans in Dai Viet history
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Historical figure To Hien Thanh, who served as an official under two kings of the Ly dynasty, was a military general who led troops to quell rebellions throughout the North and South, and a civil general who oversaw the government to protect the country and bring peace to the people. He was famous in Vietnamese history for his orphaned son, who was entrusted by the king when he passed away. When he passed away, he was honored as a Saint and the people built temples to worship him.
Go to the Northwest to enjoy Cao Phong orange specialty
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Cao Phong farm is known as the largest orange orchard not only in Hoa Binh but also in the Northwest region or even the North. The farm accounts for 45% of the orange growing area in the whole province.
Preserving folk cultural values through lacquer paintings
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With more than 20 years of practicing lacquer painting, artist Cong Quoc Thang has affirmed his name in the Vietnamese fine arts community.
Flowers from the village to the city
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Time flies like a shadow passing through the window, and it's already the last days of the old year.And the pace of life at the end of the year becomes more hurried.
Following the unique rivers: Serepok - the river of fire and water
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The rivers of the Central Highlands are all indomitable and heroic. They not only bring water, alluvium, fish, shrimp, traffic flow, and power generation, but they also cross thousands of high cliffs and deep abysses to create stunning waterfalls. That is the Serepok, the river that creates hundreds of waterfalls on its journey.
"Paving the Way" - from the past to contemporary thinking
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The title of the novel "Pebbles on the Road" is very suggestive. I feel that the author is modest, considering himself just a pebble on the road, an unknown person. Maybe the author laments his fate as just a lowly person, and people will forget him. Or maybe the author raises his head and affirms that he is laying the foundation for a new path, a bright future, a new generation, a new era.
Traditional games "revive" among American youth
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Chess is a game of intelligence that has been passed down through generations, and is now being passionately explored by young Americans. It brings a breath of fresh air among the technological pleasures of modern life.
Poetry page: Love
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As the year comes to an end, almost everyone feels that time is passing faster in a complex mood, a dilemma between lingering over 2024 with unfinished work mixed with looking forward to new things and hoping to welcome 2025.
The Christmas vibe is still filled with the desire for happiness and peace in us, nurtured as a constant message, reaching its peak when Winter is about to change to a new color.
The mystery of the sacrificial lim tree and the “smiling” guava tree in the ancient capital of Lam Kinh
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The Lam Kinh Special National Relic Site in Thanh Hoa has 13 trees recognized as Vietnam Heritage Trees by the Vietnam Association for Conservation of Nature and Environment. Many hundred-year-old trees in the sacred land of Lam Kinh are associated with mysterious stories.
Touch the white snow dream in Harbin
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Harbin resembles a Chinese fairyland, with snow-covered houses dotted with red lanterns and white smoke billowing from stoves.
Nguyen Huy Hoang: First time being the best swimmer
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Finally, Nguyen Huy Hoang received the happiest honor in his career as the best male swimmer in Vietnam and as the Quang Binh swimmer himself expressed, it was his personal honor after his efforts in professional competition.
Nguyen Thi Bich Tuyen: I am improving my skills to go abroad
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Speaking to Lao Dong Newspaper, setter Nguyen Thi Bich Tuyen said she is trying to improve her skills, physical strength and foreign languages to prepare for competing abroad in the future.
