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Mong Bridge, a “tempo giusto” of Saigon

 VietNamNet Bridge – Connecting districts 1 and 4, Mong Bridge crossing Ben Nghe Canal in downtown HCMC is now opened for pedestrians to take a stroll, enjoy fresh air and cool breeze from the canal, and admire old and new buildings.

China is building mobile islands in the East Sea

 VietNamNet Bridge - China is also building mobile islands, which can be used for military purposes in the East Sea.

Farmer breeds freshwater mussels that produce Buddha- and Jesus-shaped pearls

 VietNamNet Bridge – It took Pham Van Huong, a 71-year-old farmer in the southern province of Dong Nai, 25 years to find a method to create pearls in the shape of Buddha and Jesus.

Buddhist monk spends life saving rare bamboo species

 VietNamNet Bridge – Buddhist bikku (monk) Thich The Tuong has been working hard to turn his one hectare farm into a bamboo conservatory on the Son Tra Mountain, which protects over 110 bamboo species.

Fertility worship in Vietnamese culture

 VietNamNet Bridge – Fertility worship is closely associated with Vietnamese farmers’ prayers for favorable weather, bumper crops and sufficient food.

Vietnam aims for 60-70 golds at 28th SEA Games

 Although Vietnam has not disclosed the names of athletes who will attend the 28th SEA Games in Singapore, sport leaders and national teams have set a target goal of bringing home 60-70 gold medals.

Economists warn of return of real-estate bubble

VietNamNet Bridge - The number of newly set up real estate firms has been on the rise, while commercial banks are pouring more money into real estate projects.


Veteran still searching for his comrades

 VietNamNet Bridge – The war is long over, but Nguyen Van Minh cannot forget the heartbreak and haunting worry about his comrades who died in battle, their bodies still somewhere out there.

Hanoians, educators continue to complain about exam enrolment scheme

VietNamNet Bridge - Hanoi students say they are disappointed as they cannot attend entrance exams to famous schools, while educators have claimed that investors will not pour money into private schools.

Caution over instant foreign property boom

 With just two months remaining before the implementation of the amended Law on Housing which increases the rights of foreigners to buy house in Vietnam, many concerns still persist among potential foreign property buyers.

Vietnam betting on more casinos

 Vietnam is betting on the development of casinos to boost the country’s tourism growth and make it more competitive against other tourism destinations such as Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and Macau.

10 Vietnamese food you need to try

 Vietnamese food is distinct and unforgettable, according to UK magazine Rough Guides.

European Literature Days 2015 to be held in Vietnam

 The 5th European Literature Days will be kicked off here with a series of readings, workshops, a concert and an exhibition on May 7.

Internationally famous Vietnamese scientists

 VietNamNet Bridge – Dam Thanh Son, Nguyen Trong Hien and Luu Le Hang are scientists who have made great contributions to world science and human civilization.

VN makes progress with public-private dialogues

 VietNamNet Bridge – USAID Vietnam Mission Director Joakim Parker tells Viet Nam News that the ongoing public-private collaboration in regulatory reforms has had positive impacts.

Preserving handmade traditional craft in Dao Xa Village

 VietNamNet Bridge – The craftsmen in Dao Xa trade village has tried to preserve and develop the production of handmade traditional musical instruments to ensure their craft’s continuity.

Islet isolation suits a Hue family just fine

 VietNamNet Bridge – Once upon a time, it might have served as a home for someone like Robinson Crusoe, but even today, a tiny islet in the middle of the Huong River not too far from a major city turned out to be a surprising discovery.

BUSNESS IN BRIEF 2/5

 Low CPI spurs retail trade growth, Vietnam’s April trade deficit down 57 percent, Vietnam accelerates efforts to reach TPP agreement, Cashew nut exporters bullish on US market, Major markets import more fruit

Hang En a world's third largest cave: Daily Mail

 The UK's Daily Mail has cited Vietnam’s Hang En Cave as the third largest cave in the world which has its own climate as well as a river and jungle.

Surplus in international payment balance eases anxiety about dollar supply

VietNamNet Bridge - Vietnam expects to have a surplus of $5 billion in international payments in 2015, which means there will be enough dollar supply in the domestic market.