Amid COVID-19, Vietnamese couple organize wedding online
The pandemic pushed their wedding to cyberspace
Vietnamese film to be released in the US, Australia
Bố Gia (Dad, I’m Sorry), a Vietnamese fim produced by TRẤN THÀNH TOWN, will be distributed in cinemas in the US and Australia on May 28 after its premiere in Malaysia and Singapore on April 22.
In photo and video Lifelike clock paintings made of glue sand and stone
Using resin glue, gravel, sand, a Vietnamese creates unique and lifelike handmade clock paintings with images of islands and seas.
Daily Horoscope for May 28 Astrological Prediction for Zodiac Signs
Daily Horoscope for May 28: Mercury and the north node of destiny align in Gemini, which is important because the Mercury retrograde starts tomorrow. The story that takes place in the evening will be pivotal to the whole Mercury retrograde journey.
Majestic super blood moon observing on May 26
On May 26, people in Vietnam and all over the world admired the stunning the sight of super blood moon eclipse, a total of 20 years following the previous one.
Artworks by celebrated Vietnamese painters snapped up at auction
Paintings by celebrated Vietnamese artists sold for top dollar on Sunday in Hong Kong.
Photo contest to honour Việt Nam’s cultural heritage
A photo contest aiming to honour Viet Nam’s cultural heritage has opened for entries from all comers.
Project helps young people get in touch with love traditional art
Xẩm (blind busker singing) is a centuries-old singing style of Vietnamese people in the northern region. It has long been recognised as an important part of national cultural heritage. A series of exhibitions, mini-concerts and audience-interactive activities titled Mắt Xẩm (Eyes of Xẩm) to
In photo The vibrant colors of lotus blossom on Hanoi streets
The end of May is the time when the streets of Hanoi are bustling with street vendors carrying a delicate, pure and magical flower, which is the lotus at the beginning of the season.
Another Vietnamese painting sold for million dollar in Hong Kong
Auctioned at 1.11 million U.S. dollars, "Young Lady Tying Her Scarf" far surpassed Mai Trung Thu's "Mona Lisa" at Christie's Hong Kong's latest auction.
