Many poets check in at Ong Do street in Ho Chi Minh City

    NHƯ QUỲNH - NGỌC ÁNH |

    HCMC - The scene of Ong Do Street becomes bustling and exciting when many young women wearing Ao Dai and gorgeous dresses transform into "muses" to come here to take photos.

    NHƯ QUỲNH - NGỌC ÁNH
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    Calligraphy street and mai street in Ho Chi Minh City are crowded on weekends

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    HCMC - The calligraphy street and mai street at the Vietnamese Tet Festival are attracting a lot of people to take photos and visit on the weekend.

    People wearing Ao Dai take Tet photos at Mai Street and Ong Do Street. Photo: Nhu Quynh

    People flock to check-in at the yellow apricot forest and calligraphy street in Ho Chi Minh City

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    After opening to welcome visitors, the calligraphy street and mai street at the Youth Cultural House (District 1) have become a Tet photo spot for many people in Ho Chi Minh City.

    Many people in Ho Chi Minh City come to check-in early for Tet at Ong Do street. Photo: Nhu Quynh

    Many people in Ho Chi Minh City come to check-in early for Tet at Ong Do street

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    HCMC - Learning from experience from previous years, many people checked in early at the calligraphy street at the Youth Cultural House to avoid crowds.

    General Secretary To Lam presented the Ho Chi Minh Medal and flowers to congratulate Mr. Dinh The Huynh. Photo: Nhan Dan Newspaper

    General Secretary awarded the Ho Chi Minh Medal to Mr. Dinh The Huynh

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    General Secretary To Lam attended and presented the Ho Chi Minh Medal to Mr. Dinh The Huynh - former member of the Politburo, former Standing member of the Secretariat.

    Two new Vice Chairmen of Bao Loc City People's Committee. Photo: Bao Lam

    Handing over the decision to approve 2 Vice Chairmen of Bao Loc city

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    Lam Dong - Chairman of Lam Dong Provincial People's Committee congratulated the officials who were elected to hold the position of Vice Chairman of Bao Loc city.

    The family of a delivery man who died after being allegedly beaten in Da Nang has received support from philanthropists. Photo: H.S

    Support the daughter of the delivery victim who was beaten to death in Da Nang

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    Philanthropists in Da Nang City visited and gave money to support the family of the victim in the case of a male delivery worker who died from suspected beating.

    Ms. Nguyen Thi Lung is excited to return to Hai Duong to celebrate Tet with her family. Photo: Mai Huong

    Happy Tet train trip of female worker from Hai Duong

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    Hai Duong - After nearly 2 days on the Trade Union Train - Spring 2025 bringing workers home for Tet, on the morning of January 23, Ms. Nguyen Thi Lung arrived at her hometown.

    President Donald Trump signs an executive order in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC on January 20, 2025. Photo: AFP

    Trump will mobilize 10,000 soldiers to the Mexican border

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    President Donald Trump signed an executive order deploying thousands of troops and other forces to the Mexican border to strengthen immigration control.

    Calligraphy street and mai street in Ho Chi Minh City are crowded on weekends

    Nguyên Chân |

    HCMC - The calligraphy street and mai street at the Vietnamese Tet Festival are attracting a lot of people to take photos and visit on the weekend.

    Người dân diện trang phục áo dài chụp ảnh Tết tại đường mai, phố ông đồ. Ảnh: Như Quỳnh

    People flock to check-in at the yellow apricot forest and calligraphy street in Ho Chi Minh City

    NHƯ QUỲNH |

    After opening to welcome visitors, the calligraphy street and mai street at the Youth Cultural House (District 1) have become a Tet photo spot for many people in Ho Chi Minh City.

    Đông người dân TPHCM đến check-in Tết sớm tại phố ông đồ. Ảnh: Như Quỳnh

    Many people in Ho Chi Minh City come to check-in early for Tet at Ong Do street

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    HCMC - Learning from experience from previous years, many people checked in early at the calligraphy street at the Youth Cultural House to avoid crowds.