Feeling pity for ‘smallest boy in Việt Nam’ who used to live isolated from the outside world, Đặng Văn Cương – the principal of Sơn Ba Primary Boarding School in the central province of Quảng Ngãi – persuaded Đinh Văn K’Rể’s parents to let him attend his school. Over the past three years, he has been treating and teaching K’Rể like his own son.

What the works demonstrate so well is a sharp and strangely peaceful view on these living conditions that people faced with humor, and sometimes even with a surprising joy.

An exhibition of 200 photos and documents of the Nghê – a sacred animal that guards temples and communal houses – has been in display at the central city’s Fine Arts Museum, promoting the unique feature of the traditional art of Việt Nam that had been preserved in the community for centuries.

Students at Phụng Thượng Primary School in Hà Nội’s Phúc Thọ District have started a campaign to stop the use of bear gall by planting medicinal shrubs as a replacement.

As internet users can access a vast pool of information online, one of the challenges facing digital marketing companies is how to create relevant advertising that targets the right customers, experts said at a Việt Nam Online Marketing Forum held in HCM City yesterday.

Vietnamese phở has been named the world’s 20^th best food experience by world travel guide book publisher the Lonely Planet.

The Hà Nội August Old Book Fair will take place at the Culture and Arts Exhibition Centre, No 2 Hoa Lư Street, Hai Bà Trưng District between August 16 and 19.

Untold stories about the life and career of Việt Nam’s top female swimmer, Nguyễn Thị Ánh Viên, are revealed to public in her autobiography which has recently been released.