The initiative, started by Trương Minh Đương, a resident of Ward 6, Cà Mau City, has quickly gained community support.

For Tran Thi Kim Thia (also known as Sau Thia), who was honoured in 2017 by the BBC for coaching over 2,000 kids in swimming for 15 years, teaching the skills is not just a job, but a noble mission.

A Vietnamese traveler carried a young woman down steep stone steps at a scenic site in Guizhou, China, to get her emergency medical help, earning widespread praise.

After accidentally dropping her savings meant for Tet shopping, a poor woman in Quang Tri was overwhelmed by kindness. More than 559 donors came together to raise over $6,500 for her, demonstrating the power of community support.

A trolley service worker at Noi Bai International Airport has been praised for her honesty after discovering and returning two separate cases of lost valuables, including gold and cash, during the busy Tet travel period.

For teacher Nguyen Thi Thanh Hoa, the greatest reward comes not from accolades but from seeing her autistic students achieve simple milestones, such as eating independently or playing with classmates.