Should Vietnamese women drive a car?

Among the nine results listed on Google when I asked the question “Should women drive?” in Vietnamese, six of them gave me negative answers, which inspired me to talk with many people about the topic.

Environmental protection: enthusiasm is not enough

Environmental protection campaigns, especially garbage collection, have been launched across the country. The message about environmental protection is also spreading and growing day-by-day. We can see enthusiasm for this goal in the community, especially among young people. We need to find a way to tap this effectively.

Collapse of an idol, and picking up the pieces

The recent revelation that K-Pop star Seungri has been implicated in a sex scandal has rocked the entertainment industry in South Korea and hit Vietnamese fans like a devastating typhoon.

Culture shock worth it when studying abroad

Three years in Singapore were the best time of my life as I got to pursue a bachelor’s degree in one of the most conducive environments for academia and experience the uniquely diverse culture that Singapore has to offer.

Fake news creates real problems

What is the secret of a successful Facebook-based business? A huge flock of followers, striking content and thousands of interactions all help, according to internet gurus.

Let strong women be strong

Strong women are being told not to be strong in order to fit into a social category that defines what it means to be ‘a woman’.

Mini paper offerings make tradition green

The burning of joss paper in the form of personal items is a popular tradition around Việt Nam. The paper is burned as part of rituals to honour dead ancestors and the gods. However, as society becomes more environmentally-conscious, the practice has caused controversy.

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