Việt Nam News

Since last weekend, Hà Nội has been under a strict lockdown. But we will survive this pandemic through a little comfort food, good preparation and picking up some new skills.

With Executive Chef Marcus Benjamin Meek from Capella Hanoi

Doctors, nurses and medical staff have been doing their best in the fight against COVID-19 in HCM City.

With Chef Lê Kiên of VeJo restaurant

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.

We want to give readers a look at a few of the delivery options available for food that, shall we say, is good for the soul.

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.

As soon as social distancing measures were relaxed in the city early this month, my friends and I immediately took the chance to get together, visiting Âu Lạc Club by Sword Lake.

With Executive Chef Nguyễn Công Chung from Sheraton Hanoi Hotel

People’s Artist Như Quỳnh has been known for many years as a famous actress in both film and television dramas. Most recently, she played Mrs Dần in Hương vị tình thân (Scent of Love).

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. 

Young designer Tài Lê recently stirred up the fashion industry in Việt Nam by opening a store in HCM City. He is a graduate of Parsons School of Design's Fashion School in New York City and received “Student Designer of the Year” award in 2017. After joining international fashion shows, Lê became famous in many major fashion markets.

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.