Empowering the visually impaired

Being blind does not mean one cannot see light. The Training Centre for Rehabilitation Staff of the Blind has introduced a new job training course – barista – as part of a collaborative project with South Korea’s Siloam International.

Man with love for nature saving pebble beach

Chín Tục, 58, has over the past year made picking up rubbish by the sea part of his daily routine after noticing worsening pollution threatening Cà Dược pebble beach in his hometown of Bình Thạnh Commune, Tuy Phong District.

From paint to print: Đông Hồ goes 3D

A group of students from Hà Nội Architectural University has breathed new life into figures in Đông Hồ folk paintings—such as the boy herding buffalo or the mother pig feeding her piglets—using 3D technology.

Sacred sites and springtime celebrations

Each festival has its own distinctive features and values, helping today's younger generation understand the great contributions of their ancestors to building and defending the nation, and take pride in their homeland and national traditions.

Huế culture shines in Sình folk paintings

With a history spanning over 400 years, Sình Village’s folk paintings are not only valued for their artistic craftsmanship but also for their deep connection to the region’s cultural and spiritual life.

The inspiring journey of Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Dung

Not letting a work-related injury define her, Nguyễn Thị Ngọc Dung, a remarkable young athlete from Long An province, recently secured fourth place in archery alongside her teammate at the International Cybathletics Championship held in Kazan, Russia.

Inspiring climber reaches ever new peaks

For Nguyễn Thanh Bình, the first Vietnamese woman to conquer Ama Dablam, a stunning peak that soars to 6,812m in the Himalayas, true mountain climbing is about pushing one’s limits.

E-paper