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Exhibition showcases secrets of Mường cultural and spiritual life The secrets of spiritual culture and life of the Mường ethnic minority in the north-central province of Thanh Hóa will be revealed at an exhibition titled Mo Mường to be held this week.

Portrait by late Vietnamese painter breaks price record

An oil painting on canvas entitled Portrait de Mademoiselle Phương (Portrait of Mademoiselle Phương) by painter Mai Trung Thứ has sold at auction for the highest price paid for Vietnamese art.

Việt Nam Book Day 2021 celebrated nationwide Many activities and programmes to promote reading culture have been organised nationwide within the framework of Book Festival 2021.

Cultural activities celebrate Hùng Kings A cultural festival celebrating Hùng Kings, known as the country’s founders, will begin on Sunday (April 18) in HCM City and Thủ Đức City. 

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Event to connect VN furniture producers, international buyers opens in HCM City Furniture Sourcing Day opened in Thủ Đức City on Wednesday. The event has attracted more than 400 manufacturers and exporters and local and foreign sourcing agencies, who hope to exchange information and explore online and offline business opportunities.

Việt Nam Expo 2021 connects more than 300 firms

As many as 320 firms are exhibiting their products at the 30th Việt Nam International Trade Fair (Việt Nam Expo 2021), which opened at the International Exhibition Centre in Hà Nội on Wednesday.

Central region in dire need of tourism revival

After years of successful operations in Hội An, the beachfront Sea'lavie Boutique Resort & Spa on An Bàng beach now only employs 20 per cent of its normal workforce, while room rates have been slashed by 50 per cent.