Singer, educator calls creative arts 'the new currency of tomorrow’s world'

In 2010, singer Thanh Bùi returned to Việt Nam after living and growing up in Australia. He quickly became a famous singer in Việt Nam with many hits. Thanh is continuing to follow his passion for music while investing in advanced educational models and collaborating with international partners in education. Việt Nam News talks with Thanh Bùi about his career as well as his love for music and education.  

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Industry 4.0 brings big changes for stock market

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Beijing cancels large-scale Lunar New Year events over virus fears

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