Việt Nam takes great pride in its rich history and a young generation that wholeheartedly embraces the spirit of their ancestors.
Countless Vietnamese have gotten self-conscious looking at – and being compared to – other people who are richer, more successful, and attractive than themselves.
For the past 30 years, the Jaw—with all the baggage that comes with its name—has stood as a contemporary memory marker for at least one or two generations of Hanoians.
Social media has blurred the lines between genuine expertise and self-promotion, leading to the rise of "influencers" who may not necessarily have qualifications and experiences but can shape opinions and trends of the community.
Many parents worry about how their children will cope in the military environment, but the experience often brings unexpected growth.
The key to finding a balanced approach is to define long-term goals, look beyond salary figures, combine learning with earning and seek continuous self-improvement.
Some voices express concern that inviting foreign wrestlers could overshadow the local talent, arguing that differences in physical strength might disrupt the festive spirit. Many others recognise it as an opportunity to showcase Việt Nam's rich traditions to the world.
Alongside economic progress, society must also cultivate values such as empathy and respect. True development means not only having a healthy population in the physical sense but also ensuring mental wellbeing.
A harsh reality check is underway. Government offices are being streamlined for efficiency, and job cuts are necessary to reduce the state budget. But maintaining an upbeat attitude has always been part of Vietnamese resilience.
Perhaps we should rethink our method to celebrate responsibly while safeguarding our health and environment.
Starting in 2025, Việt Nam will officially ban the production, trade, and use of e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products.
Reflecting on those challenging times, many people have personal stories to share.
This year's tournament is not just about the teams; it is also a battle of tactics and philosophies led by foreign coaches.
Hà Nội aims to transform the Tô Lịch into a clean, romantic waterway, worthy of pride for the capital’s residents by National Day, September 2, 2025.
The new words that shed light on how the youth love today
Initially perceived as just another entertainment programme, the show Anh Trai Vượt Ngàn Chông Gai has shattered expectations, creating "instant classics" and sparking a renewed appreciation for Vietnamese music and artistry.
However, while the enthusiasm for marathons is palpable, it has sparked intense discussions about their impact on the community.
In Vietnamese culture, as in many others, people are often taught from a young age that humility is a virtue.
