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In Duong Lam Ancient Village, a bowl of rich, amber-colored soy sauce is the soul of every meal - and it can last a year without spoiling.
A Vietnamese woman becomes the center of a grand cultural ceremony, complete with palanquin rides and golden chests of gifts.
On late year afternoons in Central Vietnam, in hamlets that once deeply submerged, many newly completed houses known as “happy homes” were handed over just in time for Tet.
A 100-year blueprint for the capital envisions a strategic restructuring of the city, tackling long-standing issues while paving the way for sustainable development.
Cheap, mass-market “ao dai” with foreign features raise urgent questions about national identity and heritage preservation.
Korean content creator Choi Jongrak found a delightful culinary surprise while wandering a tiny alley in HCM City -an iconic stingray hotpot priced at only $4 per pot.
Top Vietnamese leaders met with EU Council President Antonio Costa, affirming a historic upgrade in ties and outlining a bold, multi-sector cooperation roadmap.
After over two years studying and working in Japan, Luong Van Dang (born 2003, from Bac Ninh) returned home on December 22, 2025 - but kept it a complete secret from his family.
Housing demand holds strong at $160,000–$210,000, but rising mortgage rates are beginning to dampen buying sentiment.
Hanoi’s recent moves haven’t yet resolved the deep-rooted difficulties of a city with nearly 9 million residents. But they mark something important: the city has begun confronting its toughest urban bottlenecks directly.
Diplomatic breakthroughs in 2025 show Vietnam stepping forward as a strategic, active contributor to international systems.
Secretary Nguyen Hong Thai continues to discuss the path for Bac Ninh to move fast in speed, solid in foundation, and sustainable in the long term, ensuring the capacity and conditions to become a centrally-run city before 2030.
"Online kidnapping" does not involve physical force but instead relies on psychological manipulation, forcing victims to self-isolate and follow remote instructions. Gen Z (those born between 1997 and 2012) is currently the most targeted victim.
For four years in the profession of caring for patients at hospitals and at home, a 57-year-old man has encountered many complicated situations. Yet, despite everything, he remains in love with and dedicated to his job.
A unique sidewalk dessert experience in Ho Chi Minh City left two British tourists in awe - not just for its flavors but for the sheer size of the serving and its surprisingly low price.
Resolution 57 has reset the priority order: shifting from management based on procedures to management based on goals and final results.
In a heartfelt journey across 5,000km, a Chinese couple embraces the woman their son chose - proving that love transcends both distance and disability.
Party chief To Lam has issued a stark warning: “If we miss the timing, or allow delays or mistakes at this pivotal stage, the price will be high - possibly costing the nation its opportunity and pushing us further behind in a fast-moving world.”
Their story began with a chance encounter on a dating app and grew into a love that overcame cultural and religious differences.
As cars flood Vietnam’s streets, parking in front of private homes has sparked outrage and conflict. Behind these tense standoffs lies a deeper urban governance challenge.