

Educational aftermath of COVID-19 for international students: pros and cons
As COVID-19 cases have soared since last year, many Vietnamese students who were studying in the US decided to return home where they felt safe and protected.
As COVID-19 cases have soared since last year, many Vietnamese students who were studying in the US decided to return home where they felt safe and protected.
Endowed with unique and ravishingly beautiful landscapes, Lung Ngọc Hòang Nature Reserve in the Mekong Delta province of Hậu Giang is set to become a key attraction for sustainable tourism in the region.
Mường Và Tower, the 400-year-old historical relic in the northern mountain province of Sơn La, has long been seen as a piece of architecture that connects the past with the present while upholding unique spiritual values.
The pandemic has unveiled many dark corners of society we otherwise would not see, but it has also showcased many golden-hearted people, despite their limited resources, who still want to share with others. Kindness and logic shall help us through this ordeal.
Online exhibitions and exchanging up-to-date information with visitors through smartphones and social networks have remained key to museums surviving strict COVID-19 measures
Having worked in biopolymer research for more than a decade, Đoàn Văn Tùng in HCM City, began his adventure by founding the iGreen development company in 2020 – a start-up promoting bioplastic production as an alternative to polluting fossil-based plastic.
Trần Ngọc Thịnh spoke with Inner Sanctum about her journey to the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre and how her expertise can be applied in cancer treatment.
Đào Duy Linh, 34, a programmer by trade, had been arranging jungle treks and in the central Quảng Nam province jungle for years. The tours were a chance to take photographs of wild flora and tiny beautiful insects, but over time he became concerned that the local lingzhi mushrooms (Ganoderma lucidum) were being overharvested, which could lead to their extinction.
Self-taught graphic designer Michael Angel is passionate about Việt Nam’s history and wants to spread his love to everybody.
Though leather carvings are relatively new in the country, Nguyễn Ngọc Diệu Linh has become a well-known leather artisan in the nation’s capital.
Doctors, nurses and medical staff have been doing their best in the fight against COVID-19 in HCM City.
Due to the impact of the pandemic, most children are home during summer and socially distanced from the world and parents are considerate when it comes to their entertainment and educational needs.
Vietnamese soldiers fought invaders during the American war, and now a veteran is supporting the national fight against a deadly invisible enemy, the COVID pandemic.
“I will work until my last breath to expand Vietnamese theatre among young people,” said Thanh Điền, theatre actor, director and producer in HCM City.
Thanh Xuân is a belly dancer, one of the capital’s best. She is perfecting her moves, but with a fiery twist.
Local libraries across the country are trying their best to help readers access online library systems so that they can continue to have new materials to read during periods of social distancing.
Scientists from the Institute of Imperial Citadel Studies (IICS) studied and excavated the relic site of Thăng Long Imperial Citadel in Hà Nội for more than a decade, and they recently released the results.
Thanh Hóa province is on the hunt for solutions to the prevailing crisis in the province’s tourism industry as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
A beef noodle shop owner in Hà Nội hand-delivers meals to his customers. And instead of walking or using a bicycle, he uses a hoverboard.
Over the past year and a half, people across the world have found various ways to try and inspire themselves and others to get through the tough times and isolation of social distancing.