Int'l TV channels to stop broadcasting in Việt Nam
Fourteen foreign television channels will end broadcasts in Viet Nam next month, according to the Authority of Broadcasting and Electronic Information under the Ministry of Information and Communications.
Thuỷ mặc artist, film director die in HCM City
People’s Artist and painter Trương Han Minh and veteran film director Tường Le both died on September 21 in HCM City.
“Hà Nội on a Vendor’s Yoke” wins national art contest
The painting “Ha Noi Rong” (Ha Noi on a Vendor’s Yoke) has won first prize at the “Ha Noi la…” (Ha Noi is…) art contest on Wednesday. Artist Đặng Thai Tuấn's winning piece shows some of Ha Noi’s most iconic symbols, balancing on a vendor’s yoke.
Vietnam treats COVID-19 patients for free, but how much does it cost for state budget?
The average cost varies greatly in different cases
New inspirational songs support HCM City
Around 30 Vietnamese singers and artists from different generations have performed a new song titled Hãy Yen Lòng, Sai Gòn Ơi! (Don’t Worry, My Dear Sai Gòn) to support HCM City amid the pandemic.
How can food establishments reopen in Ho Chi Minh City after COVID-19 halt?
There are six criteria for catering service providers and seven for supermarkets, shopping malls, and food retailers
Flautist makes her first album in the US
Flautist Le Thư Hương has returned to Viet Nam after spending six years studying at the University of North Texas with a full scholarship by the Vietnamese government for her doctorate.
VN artists offer free short tutorial videos on YouTube
Vietnamese artists are offering a series of short tutorial videos called “Cầm-- Kỳ - Thi - Họa” focusing on guitar, chess, singing and drawing for beginners on YouTube since mid-September.
Significant role of Vietnamese áo dài honoured in online exhibition
The charming beauty of the Vietnamese ao dai (traditional long dress) has been honoured in an ongoing online exhibition.
Vietnam Film Festival 2021 receives fewer entries
Fewer films have been submitted to the Vietnam Film Festival this year due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, as announced by its organisation board.
Yarn mooncakes, lanterns help to make Mid-Autumn Festival complete
Social distancing has prevented Nguyễn Thu Thảo from meeting with parents for dinners, lighting paper lanterns for the kids, eating mooncakes, and moon-gazing together during the coming Mid-Autumn Festival.
Stone grinder collection tells part of Vietnamese culture
Hundreds of old stone mortars, millstones and grinders, of different sizes and shapes, are on display at a private museum in the mountainous district of Yen Thế in the northern province of Bắc Giang.
