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Big money blooms for orchid arrangers in Thanh Hoa’s Tet flower market

Wages are paid per stem - up to USD 6 each - making the job highly lucrative for those with skill.

Renting peach blossoms becomes Tet trend in Thanh Hoa, prices hit $6,000

Instead of buying, families and businesses are renting old, uniquely shaped peach trees for Tet, turning the streets of Thanh Hoa lively.

School in Thanh Hoa caught in grading scandal involving 33 teachers

A total of 33 teachers at To Hien Thanh High School are under scrutiny for changing students’ scores in major exams, raising ethical concerns across the education sector.

A blooming Tet: Thanh Hoa’s flower farmers earn big as New Year nears

Tet is a critical harvest for growers in Thanh Hoa, who rely on it for income and reinvestment despite unpredictable weather.

Three months of fire and syrup: Thanh Hoa’s traditional craft thrives at Tet

As Tet nears, Lam Thanh village in Thanh Hoa runs on boiling pots and sleepless nights - churning out tons of syrup for eager customers.

Thanh Hoa’s red royal pomelo sells out weeks ahead of Tet

Thanh Hoa’s red royal pomelo is nearly sold out ahead of Tet, as traders scramble to reserve stock amid strong demand.

Poor village thrives after developing community-based tourism

Kho Muong, a remote village in Pu Luong commune, has undergone a dramatic transformation as residents joined hands to develop community tourism.

Thanh Hoa woman fakes death for five years to claim insurance payout

After five years of being legally dead, a woman reappears to reverse her death certificate - and faces fraud charges.

Tea brings new life to the once-barren hills of Thanh Hoa

Once barren, Tho Binh now grows over 400 hectares of tea, earning farmers hundreds of millions of dong annually.

Groom from Thanh Hoa stuns netizens with 8 shoulder poles of wedding gifts

A short video of a wedding in Thanh Hoa has gone viral, showing a groom and his entourage delivering a trove of ceremonial gifts in the old-fashioned way.

600-year-old Nam Giao altar unearthed at Ho Dynasty Citadel

A large-scale excavation is underway at Thanh Hoa’s UNESCO-listed site to uncover the ancient altar used for imperial sky-worship ceremonies.

Two student deaths prompt crackdown on school violence in Thanh Hoa

Authorities respond to deadly bullying incidents with stronger school safety policies.

Thanh Hoa family watches helplessly as tornado tosses car like a toy

A woman in Thanh Hoa was left shaken after her family’s SUV was swept hundreds of meters by a tornado during Storm No. 10, leaving it crumpled in a rice field.

Breached dike forces 200 soldiers to work overnight in storm-hit Thanh Hoa

Over 1,500 meters of dike were overwhelmed as Storm Bualoi and rising tides hit Hoat Giang. Soldiers and locals raced through the night to prevent disaster.

Former education official detained for falsifying admissions documents

Tran Van Thuc, ex-director of Thanh Hoa’s education department, has been arrested for alleged document falsification in school admissions.

High-profile arrests shake Thanh Hoa’s political and real estate elite

Seven senior figures, including a former city party secretary and a provincial vice chairman, face prosecution in a widening corruption probe.

Le Gia fish sauce: From village jars to international shelves

Bringing Vietnamese fish sauce to global shelves, Le Anh’s journey began with childhood memories and a stubborn dream in a village by the sea.

Thousands flee as floods swamp Thanh Hoa, homes and animals submerged

In Vietnam’s flood-prone heartland, villagers respond with courage to nature’s sudden fury.

Family trapped caring for nine tigers as license expired in 2017

Feeding nine tigers nearly 100kg of meat daily, a family struggles financially in Thanh Hoa.

Mother and child swept away by floods while crossing stream in Thanh Hoa

The mother’s body was recovered, but search efforts continue for her daughter who remains missing after flash flooding.