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Facing a major life crisis, the beautiful Hue girl remained steadfast in her love and choice.
In a small An Giang commune, a young woman’s daily routine of care has slowly turned despair into fragile hope for her paralyzed husband.
Beyond teaching knowledge, the Phu Tho girl also creates a joyful and meaningful social environment for elderly men and women aged 70, 80, and older.
In Ho Chi Minh City, one man has quietly supported the elderly and disadvantaged, ensuring dignity in their final moments.
A 19-year-old British girl became a silent hero, saving three lives through organ donation.
In a quiet corridor of Bach Mai Hospital, where urgency and anxiety usually define the atmosphere, an unexpected sound emerged - the warm, trembling voice of a viola.
More than just lessons, a young woman from Phu Tho has spent seven years creating a space filled with joy and meaning for elderly learners in their 70s and 80s through free English classes in Hanoi.
A Hanoi resident who discovered more than VND2 billion (over $80,000) unexpectedly deposited into her bank account has been praised for her honesty after turning to local police for help in returning the money.
For decades, a nameless eatery in Can Tho served up more than food - it served care, credit, and compassion to students far from home.
Even after leaving the classroom, these teachers chose to teach one final lesson - through giving. Their billion-VND donations are changing lives.
A humble ice cream vendor from Hon Son island, An Giang province, has gone viral on social media for filming breathtaking, heartfelt videos for tourists - completely free of charge.
From their modest boat on the Lam River, a fishing couple in Nghe An has risked their lives for 20 years to pull others back from the edge.
Young artist Duc Long joins his family in a charity art exhibition, hoping to raise funds for communities hit by floods in central Vietnam.
Like a modern-day legend, endless streams of rice and aid flow from northern Vietnam to the disaster-stricken central region.
Ordinary people in Khanh Hoa turned into rescuers, rowing through dangerous floodwaters to save dozens trapped by historic rains.
For years, in the remote Thường Xuân district of Thanh Hoa province, teacher Ngan Thi Tien has quietly kept the fire of Thai culture burning.
The People’s Committee of Dak Lak Province has awarded a certificate of merit to a 51-year-old man who bravely saved more than 40 people during the devastating floods in Hoa Thinh.
A volunteer team of 10 braved rising waters to rescue hundreds in isolated Vo Kien commune.
Associate Professor Doan Van Dien, 90, donates $80,000 to his former university to establish a permanent scholarship fund for students and faculty.
From near extinction, staghorn coral is being revived through a grassroots effort led by Vietnamese youth determined to protect their marine heritage.