Việt Nam News

A new aquaculture model protects mangrove forests, boosts farmers’ incomes, and mitigates climate change impacts, Phạm Hoàng Nam reports.

Việt Nam’s famous traditional dress, the áo dài, has undergone many transformations over the years to reach its current form, and its allure and appeal has never died.

With a strong passion for art, businesswoman Hoàng Yến in Nha Trang City in the central province of Khánh Hòa has come up with a creative and unique way to preserve those sweet memories – by creating lovely pictures entirely made from food.

The practice of martial arts, an integral part of Vietnamese culture, is still being preserved and developed after centuries of existence. Ngọc Phương reports.

 Nigerian coach volunteers to train Đắk Lắk’s U17 team

Ready-to-eat tomatoes, and lettuce, grown without soil, and consumed unwashed, are the future in Việt Nam and people will soon have the chance to experience this form of ‘smart agriculture’.

Lương Minh Đồng of the central Quảng Nam province has reduced his work load by inventing a more effective, multi-functional plough using old machinery parts.

Artist Đinh Thị Thắm Poong has broadened her horizons in a new solo exhibition, incorporating different mediums and elements including oil on canvas, ceramic fragments held by embroidery and natural bamboo baskets. Hoàng Hoa Sen reports.

Nguyễn Bá Cường, 18, of HCM City, repairs shoes free of charge for District 1's most impoverished residents, even though he also has a family to support.