The taste of home without the hard work

For times when life gets a little too much, HomeTaste is a small restaurant offering homely cooking and a chance to press the pause button with friends.
Nguyễn Mỹ Hà tries it out.

Rescue team save lives of marine species

With a shared love of the sea, the six-member SaSa team has built up a network of marine species rescue centres from Đà Nẵng to Quảng Ngãi to protect endangered ocean creatures like turtles, dolphins, sharks and whales. Hoài Nam reports.

Voluntary troops showered with flowers

This year, Cambodia and Việt Nam celebrate the 40th anniversary of victory over the genocidal Pol Pot regime to save the Cambodian people and the whole region. Journalist Trần Mai Hưởng, who joined the voluntary army in a special war correspondents group, recalled those unforgettable days.

Book exploring modern áo dài published

Many people agree that the áo dài tân thời (modern traditional long dress) – Le Mur long dress designed by painter Nguyễn Cát Tường (1912-1946) is symbolic of Vietnamese women.

Durian Mousse

A must try for connoisseurs of lovely sweet durians!

Professors send out an SOS for children

Thousands of children have benefitted from the efforts made by Professors Trần Thanh Vân and Lê Kim Ngọc to fund and build SOS villages
across the country. Hà Nguyễn reports.

Where all villagers embrace brass culture

Hải Hậu District is among the first places in Việt Nam where Christianity was first introduced in the 16th century. Here all people share the love for brass instruments. 

 

Hà Nội student claims gold at astrophysics Olympiad

The Vietnamese team achieved its best result at the 12th International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics 2018 in Beijing recently. Gold-medal winner Trần Xuân Tùng talks with Bùi Quỳnh Hoa about his passion for astronomy and astrophysics.

On the hunt for Christmas dinner in Hà Nội

It can also be great to celebrate those holidays which are foreign to the country one has taken up residence, but near and dear to our hearts, just to have a different experience of them. We learn to make amends and try to 'feel' the holiday as best we can. Andy Hill reports.

The man behind VN's hockey revolution

Singaporean James Chew was a town planner for 35 years before he arrived in Việt Nam back in 2005. Having been a professional hockey player in Singapore, he and like-minded expats decided to start promoting the sport across the country, and thanks to their efforts Việt Nam has made significant progress. Thanh Nga talks to him.

E-paper