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After a sweet yet challenging journey of love, the visually impaired man has married the woman he loves.
While studying abroad in Vietnam and her boyfriend was living and working in Japan, a Japanese girl traveled nearly 1,000 kilometers alone to visit her boyfriend's hometown and family.
A wedding overflowing with gold and so do (land-use right certificates) for an LGBT couple in the Mekong Delta region has drawn widespread social media attention in recent days.
Behind three weddings that captured attention online are deeply personal stories of loss, second chances and the enduring desire to have someone by your side.
There were no brides at these three weddings, but there was no shortage of love as families came together to celebrate and bless the couples’ unions.
A social media feud that began with a dispute over charitable donations escalated into confrontational livestreams, a disturbance at a factory and criminal proceedings against three well-known online personalities in northern Vietnam.
A groom standing alone on his wedding stage in Phu Tho moved relatives to tears after his bride was hospitalized just days before the ceremony and had to watch their wedding by video call.
Behind a widely shared image of a young woman carrying her fiancé into a government office lies the remarkable journey of a man living with brittle bone disease and the woman who chose to stand beside him.
A groom standing on a small stool to pose for photos with his bride at their wedding in Vietnam's Dong Thap Province has charmed social media users with the couple's lighthearted take on their height difference.
A modest family kitchen in southern Vietnam has become an unlikely social media sensation after a short video revealed more than 100 pots, pans and dozens of baskets hanging in perfectly aligned rows.
For 10 years, two women connected by marriage have built a relationship defined by trust, respect and affection. They even shared one home for five years, proving family bonds can grow far beyond tradition.
With the income of VND45 million per month, the young couple still had to stretch to cover living expenses. Feeling that life in Hanoi was unstable, they decided to leave the city for their hometown.
At nearly 100 years old, Duong Thi Xoan continues to care for herself, tend her garden and prepare meals, while passing down lessons of kindness and compassion to more than 60 descendants.
A viral dispute over a lavish seafood dinner in Vietnam has ended after one member of the dining party paid half the bill under an agreement with the restaurant.
Hanoi authorities have ordered a comprehensive review of the city's Public Administrative Service Centers after a complaint involving a 97-year-old woman seeking to authorize her son to collect her pension sparked widespread public attention.
A viral video of a woman exercising on railway tracks prompted police in Lang Son to investigate and impose an administrative fine.
Germany's Higher Regional Court in Frankfurt upheld an earlier judgment in favor of Vingroup in a defamation case.
A photograph of a veteran forest ranger resting for just a few minutes after more than 40 hours battling a wildfire in central Vietnam has struck an emotional chord, revealing the human cost of protecting the country's forests.
As a daughter-in-law in Vietnam, a young Russian woman has experienced many interesting surprises, ranging from joyful and crowded family meals to the care of her mother-in-law to a neighborly culture rich in human affection.
A woman accused of posting nine fabricated and defamatory videos targeting two hospitals in Hanoi has been placed in temporary detention, according to Hanoi Police.