Have you ever tried getting up early and taking a stroll around Hoàn Kiếm Lake to welcome the glow of dawn in Hà Nội?
Recently, a video that spread along the social media landscape showed a teacher beating and scolding a student in a primary school in HCM City, raising debate among both educators and parents.
Long popular with tourists, the Kong film site in Tràng An in the northern province of Ninh Bình was packed up and closed to the public last month.
The way we view and use surveillance technology reflect on the society we are living in. In an environment where people feel insecure or lack mutual trust, they will cling to surveillance as a means to feel protected. On the contrary, in a place where people have peace of mind, they would not depend too much on these devices.
Vocally and publically standing up for environmental protection is popular and trendy nowadays.
While the elderly launching a start-up isn't new across the world, in Việt Nam we need more support from various sides so seniors can contribute their best for society.
Joining the rest of the country in the fight against plastic waste, the Việt Nam Buddhist Sangha sent a circular to its chapters nationwide asking Buddhist followers to help in reducing plastic waste.
Outrage over a video of a man viciously beating his wife while she holds their infant baby went viral in Viet Nam over the last week or so, with people at home and abroad shocked by the brute’s savagery.
With increasing stress, Japanese-style minimalism has become popular among Vietnamese youth. Many social groups dedicated to the lifestyle have been set up with thousands of members nationwide.
Over recent years, Vietnamese tourism has been booming. Despite the draw of gaining some extra income, homestay owners have recently started to complain about rude guests who show no awareness they are staying in somebody else's space.
The hype and media attention around Công Phượng have been immense ever since he burst into Vietnamese public consciousness about five years ago.
The Principal of Marie Curie primary school in Hà Nội, Nguyễn Xuân Khang, received a letter on July 25 from a 5th-grade student named Nguyễn Nguyệt Linh with a question: "Can our school give up releasing balloons into the sky on its opening day, or limit the number of balloons?"
For the time being, all eyes are on the new resident of Downing Street as he settles in and begins to grapple with a problematic agenda.
Milk flowers, or hoa sữa, are a familiar sight for Hanoians. They are praised as a symbol of the capital city’s beauty, besides other famous spots like Hoàn Kiếm (Sword) Lake, Văn Miếu-Quốc Tử Giám (Temple of Literature) and the Old Quarter.
