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In the misty hills of Da Lat, Nguyen Dinh Quan Quy has spent over 10 years preserving the charm of film cameras, offering them to fellow photography enthusiasts as keepsakes.
Nguyen Duy Son Khe, once a university student with a tough decision, chose to leave school to pursue his dream of making model motorcycles. Today, he is a renowned figure in the model-making community.
For 20 years, Valentin Constantinescu has celebrated Tet like a true Vietnamese. From wrapping banh chung to gathering with family, he cherishes the traditions but misses the peaceful Tet atmosphere of the past.
From his first Tet in Vietnam in 2020 to his fifth celebration in 2025, Belgian son-in-law Men Cheo has gone from a curious observer to a devoted participant.
For those in the LGBT community, living true to one’s gender identity and being able to love and marry the person they love gives them tremendous happiness.
In Tra Vinh, a man spent years transforming a massive 300-year-old oil tree root into a breathtaking sculpture. Despite receiving a $640,000 offer, he refuses to sell, valuing the cultural and historical significance of his creation.
Nguyen Thanh Nhan, an accomplished university graduate in Japanese language, is proficient in Japanese, Chinese and English. To everyone’s surprise, he works as a ride-hailing driver.
Serving on special flights carrying high-ranking leaders is an honor that only a select few achieve. Nguyen Tien Dat, with over a decade in the airline industry, shares the demanding journey to earning a place on these prestigious flights.
A heartwarming moment of a 94-year-old grandfather dancing with his grandchildren during Tet has captivated millions on social media.
Nguyen Dong Khai, a sixth grader in Bac Ninh, writes with his feet and proves that determination can overcome any challenge.
Following her Vietnamese husband to a wedding in a rural area, his Japanese wife was surprised when she was given food to bring home when leaving the event.
After eight years of working in nail art, Le Dai Phat, 31, in HCM City, has won countless awards both domestically and internationally. He has become a well-known nail manicurist and manicure teacher with many students.
The Vietnamese Tet feast is a vibrant display of culture and tradition, with each dish symbolizing luck, prosperity, or family unity. Here are 12 must-have dishes that grace the Tet table.
The Lunar New Year 2025 has brought forth a dazzling array of unique ornamental plants, including multi-billion-VND apricots, orchids, and pines, attracting attention from collectors nationwide.
The year-end worship ceremony, a cherished Vietnamese tradition, signals the closing of the old year and the welcoming of the new. Experts have shared the most auspicious dates and times for performing this sacred ritual in 2025.
The Tet feast in northern Vietnam is not just a meal; it’s a culinary celebration of family, tradition, and hopes for the new year.
Combining the strength of a bodybuilder with the precision of an artist, Le Van Hien has turned coconut decoration into a lucrative Tet tradition, delighting customers with his intricate designs.
The traditional year-end offering, or lễ cúng tất niên, is a vital ritual in Vietnamese culture, marking the end of the old year and welcoming the new with gratitude and hope.
Hanoi's beauty industry is booming in the lead-up to Tet, with salons crowded and services running late into the night to meet festive demand.
Marrying a man from Dak Lak, Japanese woman Kawkami Kanako has embraced life in Vietnam, discovering its vibrant culture, food, and family traditions.