More than 600,000 videos using the hashtag #RangRoVietNam have garnered over 1 billion views on TikTok, spreading a powerful spirit of patriotism across the digital space.

Nearing 90, Nguyen Van Bay and Nguyen Thi Minh cook simple countryside meals on a wood stove, sharing their recipes on TikTok, and spreading their love story of over half a century.

In recent times, a wave of once-celebrated young individuals known for flaunting their lavish lifestyles on social media has been brought to justice. Behind their extraordinary wealth were schemes of fraud and money laundering worth billions of VND.

A TikTok campaign celebrating Vietnam has generated nearly 300 million views with thousands of patriotic videos under the hashtag #RangRoVietNam.

As the country undergoes a critical transformation, the KOLs are a source of momentum accompanying the Party, the State, and the people in building a sustainable digital economy, culture, and society rich in national identity.

After his daughter made an offensive gesture at the A80 convoy, her father said she must face consequences but asked the school to give her a chance to reform.

Three men admit to faking sexual scene in a luxury car to gain social media attention.

Officials warn against insensitive videos featuring foreign men in traditional Hmong women’s attire.

Authorities fined Pham Thoai for falsely claiming ambassador status for a national trade event organized by several ministries.

Social media erupts over videos of foreign men in traditional Hmong women’s clothing, raising concerns about cultural respect in tourism.

Vietnam’s nuclear revival begins with Petrovietnam, but cost and reactor choices loom large.

Hanoi police have recommended an administrative penalty for Dang Hoang Giang after concluding his Facebook posts about Nha Nam’s director contained false information.

Despite the cold and altitude, these U80 ladies conquered the “roof of Indochina” with laughter and love.

Instead of spending tens of millions of VND on promotional videos, many dealers and shops are turning to Veo 3 storytelling to create vivid videos, boosting engagement far beyond traditional campaigns.

A nostalgic trend is taking over Facebook and TikTok in Vietnam: “time-traveling” to the past using Google Maps to revisit childhood homes, former schools, or familiar neighborhoods.

With over 2,500 channels hitting 1 million subscribers and revenue surging, video shopping gains traction in Vietnam.

Livestreams must be stored for three years; sellers and KOLs bear legal responsibilities.

The phenomenon of monks livestreaming to sell products should be viewed carefully, experts say. Without clear limits and guidelines, this could easily lead to a backlash.

A quick search for “Vietnam is calling” on TikTok reveals a myriad of clips capturing the excitement of visitors setting off for Vietnam.

Since sharing a series of wedding photos and videos on social media, Huynh Dao’s TikTok account (born 1993, HCMC) has been bustling with attention.