Staying cool with a bowl of tào phớ

Tào phớ (soya bean curd) comes to the rescue as one of the best summer foods in Việt Nam.

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Hà Nội wants to end straw burning on fields by 2020

As Hà Nội farmers have finished harvesting rice, people living in suburban areas have complained about the smoke in the air caused by the burning of straw fields.

Portal on martyrs to be launched

An information portal about martyrs and martyr tombs and cemeteries will be launched next month to commemorate War Invalids’ and Martyrs’ Day on July 27.

Ba Vì draws tree-hugging tourists

Located 48 km west of the capital city Hà Nội, the serene forest of Ba Vì National Park contains a world of greenery and peace away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Atayal Resort: A relaxing getaway in Taiwan

The Atayal Resort in the north of Puli Township in Nantou County in Taiwan is an excellent place for family vacations and school field trips.

Trash littered along the National Road 5

Numerous piles of garbage along the sides of a national road considered the ‘lifeblood’ route in the northern economic region prompted public concerns.

Beat the summer heat with millet rice crackers

It’s easy to recognise a vendor selling bánh đa kê (millet rice cracker). He or she will have plastic bags of crispy rice paper crackers on the front of their bicycle and pots of green beans, millet and sugar on the back.

Terrorism trial reopens after court receives 14 letters of appeal

The People’s High Court in HCM City on June 4 opened a new trial in the case of 16 people who allegedly plotted to use petrol bombs to blow up Tân Sơn Nhất International Airport as the country was preparing to celebrate Liberation Day, a national holiday which marks the liberation of the south on April 30, 1975. 

 

 

Learn and burn

University entrance exams are approaching for 12^th graders nationwide, and if the kids thought they had any chance of forgetting their impending doom for but a fleeting second, they had better think again.