The unique way of decorating the dead (putting sea snails into the eye sockets) that was discovered by archaeologists of the Vietnam Institute of Archaeology in Phia Vai cave in Tuyen Quang, has revealed the burial secrets of primitive people.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Viet Nam is preparing to further enhance its green credentials and competitiveness on the world stage by joining the global carbon market after 2020.

Lack of bio fuel demand puts cassava farmers in quandary; Real estate inventory causing huge losses; HCM City builds property indices;

 VietNamNet Bridge – Firms are targeting pre-school kids as part of their marketing campaigns by sponsoring traditional commendation certificates for good behaviour.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Given that a number of telecom firms have pulled out of the Vietnamese market and that a foreign organization has remarked the local telecom market is losing its appeal,

 VietNamNet Bridge – The Department of Telecommunications under the Ministry of Information and Communications has issued a circular to tighten the control of mobile phone promotional activities.

A project to reduce fumes from motorbike fuel exhausts has been prepared by the Vietnam Registry Department and is expected to be submitted to the Prime Minister by the Ministry of Transport by the end of this year.

 VietNamNet Bridge – The large number of high-rise buildings being built in HCM City's centre has worsened traffic congestion, one of the country's most serious problems, urban planning experts have said.

By joining free trade agreements (FTAs), Vietnam strives for the market expansion and the full global trade integration. However, it has been facing a lot of challenges in the race.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Many illustrative paintings depicting scenes from the beloved children's tale De Men Phieu Luu Ky (Adventures of a Cricket), written by To Hoai, are currently on display at the Ha Noi Writers Association

VietNamNet Bridge – Commercial banks have been trying to withdraw from the “gold game.” Once a big demand source is eliminated, the gold market is believed to be more “peaceful.”

 VietNamNet Bridge – Fourth grader Nguyen Thi Thanh Truc cannot be happier that a new toilet has been built in her school, located in Vinh Long Province's Vung Liem District.

Jewel orchids (Anoechilus Roxburghii) have been exploited spontaneously for export to China. Meanwhile, this is an endangered precious plant variety, which must not be exploited for commercial purposes.

VietNamNet Bridge – The Fauna and Flora International (FFI) has discovered a new species of loach on a small island in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam.

The Vietnamese Apple fans’ community now holds its breath waiting for the day iPhone 5s to be distributed officially in Vietnam, just some days before the Christmas.

 VietNamNet Bridge – Pham Thi Minh, a Hanoian office worker in her thirties, was shocked when she was diagnosed with the hepatitis C virus (HCV) after undergoing a medical examination before trying for her second child.

 Drugs used to treat parasitic diseases are showing surprising potential as a therapy for tuberculosis (TB), a Canadian study has suggested.

The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has decided to verify the qualification of general school English teachers in a plan to ensure that the teaching staff can meet the required standards.

 VietNamNet Bridge – The way of making and drinking Lotus or Jasmine tea is the treasured custom of Vietnamese people. Every cup of natural flower-scented tea captures a fraction of Vietnam’s rich and vibrant culture.

Carrying passengers from here to there proves to be the most costly, time consuming and risky process when operating tours in Vietnam.

VietNamNet Bridge – A fish with a snake body and crocodile head, an oyster with 16 pearls, a snakehead weighing 6kg, a vegetarian pig that can guard a house like a dog are the strange animals that have recently appeared in Vietnam.

Born without hands at birth, Tham can write, draw, sew, type... by her feet. Her painting won the second prize in a painting contest while her notebooks are on display at the Vietnam Women's Museum.

VietNamNet Bridge – Vietnamese exporters have been taking hectic preparations to get adapted to the US new law on food safety, showing their determination to boost exports to the market.

Forestry land to be used for agriculture; Incompetent construction contractors to be named and shamed; Official blames cross ownership for banking risks; SMEs see a decline in investment, financial access

 VietNamNet Bridge – Ca Mau Cape National Park in Ca Mau Province in the southernmost tip of Vietnam will be recognized as a Ramsar site on December 13, the fifth such site in Vietnam,