Kai Đinh shares his musical journey with Inner Sanctum.
Việt Nam News and Law reporter Lê Hương speaks with Nguyễn Mạnh Duy, who has conquered three Himalayan mountains over 8,000 metres high, including Everest, about his new book.
From performer to director, Meritorious Artist Lê Ánh Tuyết shares her journey of shaping imaginative stage worlds for children, balancing art and family life, and forging her path as a female theatre director in Việt Nam.
Musician and music director Dương Cầm tells Việt Nam News why Giấc Mơ Chí Phèo (Chí Phèo’s Dream) is more than just a show, but a step towards a ‘made-in-Việt Nam’ musical future.
Art researcher Kevin Vương speaks with Inner Sanctum about his project and future plans of reviving Vietnamese traditional toy heritage
Director of the UNESCO Hà Nội Traditional Arts Centre Tạ Hạnh has spent years collecting songs, reviving forgotten repertoire and teaching free classes so that the centuries-old folk tradition can continue to resonate with younger generations.
Living far from Việt Nam, writer Trương Huỳnh Như Trân continues to nurture a lush inner garden where childhood memories, forests and whispering trees flow endlessly into stories for young readers.
People’s Artist Đoàn Thanh Bình shares her thoughts with Inner Sanctum on endurance, identity and why faith in the next generation still matters for chèo.
Việt Nam News talks with Lê Trung Hiếu about his journey into ceramics and his vision for the future of Biên Hoà pottery.
Born into a family steeped in chèo (traditional opera) tradition, Ngô Hồng Quang has spent nearly a decade reimagining ethnic minority melodies for international audiences, fusing Mông mouth harp, northern mountain singing styles and Western contemporary music into a soundscape that is unmistakably Vietnamese – and resolutely modern.
Trương Thị Ngọc Bích, head of the Dance Performer Department at the Việt Nam Academy of Dance, talks about how ethnic folk dance can be preserved and renewed today.
Nobuko Otsuki, chief representative of the Japanese Foundation for International Development/Relief (FIDR) in Việt Nam, shares with Việt Nam News her course of giving hands to ethnic communities in the region.
For nearly ten years, Vietnamese photographer Nguyễn Trường Sinh has followed the fragile flight of the Eastern sarus crane across wetlands and borders, turning patience, solitude and devotion into a visual plea for conservation.
In his breakout role as Tạ – a soldier shaped by loyalty, sacrifice and the brutal 81-day battle of Quảng Trị – actor Phương Nam steps into a legacy larger than himself.
Thanh Nga speaks with Assoc. Prof. Dr. Bùi Hoài Sơn, a full-time member of the Committee of Culture and Society in Việt Nam's National Assembly, about how to enhance community involvement in heritage conservation.
Recycling old nets into environment-friendly products offers a practical solution that promotes the circular economy and helps Việt Nam meet its commitments to emissions reduction and sustainable development.
Thanh Nga sits down with Nguyễn Trà Giang to explore this pivotal moment in her career and its implications for scientific research and sports education in Việt Nam.
Russian violinist Vadim Repin gave Việt Nam News an exclusive interview, where he talked about the two loves of his life: violin and his wife.
