We’re receiving an increasing number of letters from Japanese listeners one year after Japan was hit by a disastrous earth quake and tsunami. It seems life has gradually returned to normal there and our Japanese Dx’ers have been able to resume their hobby.
I’d like to begin this week’s Letter Box with opinions from some of our regular listeners about old-fashioned shortwave listening versus new media technology.
We’d like to begin today’s Letter Box by acknowledging our loyal listener Abdulkarim Ahmed Ali of Libya, who lost contact with us for a long time. In the past week, Mr. Ali submitted several letters in a row, in which he explained the reason he has been silent for almost a year
In its first month of operation, our website at www.vovworld.vn has received a lot of visitors, who are mostly shortwave listeners with constructive feedback.
Spring is all over Vietnam now and it’s the peak season of festivals in our country. These days, hundreds of thousands of people are making pilgrimages to places of worship like pagodas and temples to pray for health and good luck in the new year.
This week, we got a lot of feedback from listeners about our programs during the lunar New Year festival. We’re glad to hear that you enjoyed them.
This week, we got a lot of feedback from listeners about our programs during the lunar New Year festival. We’re glad to hear that you enjoyed them.
We’re excited to be back with our audience after last week’s hiatus to free up time for special features celebrating our Tet festival.
Hello, I’m Kim Chi. Welcome to the Letter Box on VOV Radio, where we acknowledge listeners’ letters received during the week. Hi, everyone. I’m Nhat Quynh.
Vietnam is experiencing the worst cold spell since the beginning of this winter with the temperature dropping to 9 degrees Celsius in the northern plain or even 2 in some mountainous areas. Although the climate is not as chilly as what our Chinese listener Victor Lu described in his December 4 email, it’s really cold for a tropical country.
