Classic books for teenagers republished
The Phương Nam Book Company has republished a collection of eight books called Tuổi Hoa (Youthhood) which was very popular among teenagers in the south before 1975.
The Phương Nam Book Company has republished a collection of eight books called Tuổi Hoa (Youthhood) which was very popular among teenagers in the south before 1975.
Floating cage fish farming has been a spearhead in Mường La Commune’s fight against poverty over the past few years.
Chuyện Của Dòng Sông Đỏ (Story of the Red River) operetta will ask questions about peace, heaven and happiness at the Friendship Culture Palace on July 22-23.
A large part of the movie Người Bất Tử (The Immortal), directed by Vietnamese American director Victor Vũ, will be shot in the magnificent caves of Quảng Bình Province.
The HCM City Ballet Symphony Orchestra and Opera (HBSO) will celebrate original contemporary music and dance works by Vietnamese composers and choreographers at a special performance at the city’s Opera House on July 9.
Artists Nguyễn Quốc Thanh and Lukas Zerbst will open their studio in Hà Nội Creativity City to the public starting this Sunday, for seven days.
A lions sculpture from the tomb of French king Charles V sold in London on Thursday for more than 9 million pounds, centuries after it was thought lost in the French Revolution.
Four artists, both teachers and students at the HCM City Fine Arts University, opened their show called Son+ show on Thursday at the city’s Fine Arts Museum.
Khổng Quốc Tuân, the director of tourism in Hải Dương Province once told us that “ Hải Dương has not much, but we have our hearts with which to welcome all of you”. But he was too modest.
Film screenings will begin nationwide to celebrate the anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day on July 27.
An oil-on-canvas painting exhibition at the Việt Nam Museum of Fine Arts is the second time the four artists of the Tứ Lập (Gang of Four) group have shown their artworks together.
The second National Youth Photo Festival 2017 was launched on Wednesday to encourage young professional and amateur photographers to capture images of Việt Nam and its people.
An anthology of legendary tales for children has sold out just one week after it was launched, on June 24.
The Hotel de Crillon, one of the world’s oldest luxury hotels which looks onto the square where Louis XVI lost his head, reopened on Wednesday after a multi-million-euro makeover lasting four years.
Jerusalem is a good distance from the sea, but residents and visitors will soon be able to view specimens of Israel’s marine life in a mass aquarium to open in the Holy City.
Photo of the Day - Fields of gold
The noble sacrifices of Vietnamese wars heroes and martyrs, who shed blood for national freedom and independence, are being honoured at an exhibition that recently opened at Hỏa Lò Prison Museum in downtown Hà Nội.
A group of 25 volunteers from Đà Nẵng Technology College and other colleges have begun their efforts to transform a fishing village of Tam Hải Island into an art space for tourism development.
An electronic dance music festival “Land of Dreams” on July 14 and 15 will feature DJs and music producers from the US, Europe and Asia.
The Jagabams will treat audiences to African rhythms and dancing at Hanoi Rock City on June 7 night.