Vietnamese family culture preserved in modern times
(VOVWORLD) - In Vietnam, family culture is a valuable treasure and a solid foundation for developing individuals and the community amid a fast-paced modern world.

(VOVWORLD) - In Vietnam, family culture is a valuable treasure and a solid foundation for developing individuals and the community amid a fast-paced modern world.

(VOVWORLD) - Huynh Minh Hiep, who lives in Ho Chi Minh City, has collected more than 1,000 old newspapers from different historical periods of Vietnam. Among them is the Gia Dinh News, the first newspaper in Vietnam to be written in romanized Vietnamese script. Hiep said he hopes his collection will help young people better understand the history of Vietnam’s revolutionary press.

(VOVWORLD) - For journalists, covering stories about Truong Sa (Spratly) island, is one of the most memorable and meaningful experiences of their careers. They must endure long, turbulent sea journeys to witness the quiet sacrifices of officials, soldiers, and residents, who are safeguarding national maritime sovereignty.

(VOVWORLD) - Can Tho city is rolling out a range of new activities for the 2025 summer tourism season. Many travel agencies, businesses, and tourist sites are working closely to promote green tourism under the theme “Green experience – Summer vibe.”

(VOVWORLD) - Theaters nationwide are offering summer programs with educational and meaningful plays for children.

(VOVWORLD) - Sen (Lotus) Village in Nam Dan District, Nghe An Province is the birthplace of President Ho Chi Minh. Every May, when the lotus flowers bloom, people from across Vietnam and other countries come to visit and remember him.

(VOVWORLD) -The President Ho Chi Minh Memorial Site in Nghia Lo Town, Yen Bai Province, is known not only as an archive of images and artifacts related to the great leader, but also as a symbol of solidarity and revolutionary spirit of ethnic communities in Vietnam’s northwestern region. Today, the site has become one of the best places for the younger generation to learn about Vietnam’s revolutionary tradition.

(VOVWORLD) - Culturist Nguyen Huu Ngoc, widely regarded as “the bridge between Vietnamese and world culture,” has passed away at the age of 107. He dedicated most of his life to researching, preserving, and promoting Vietnamese culture to the international community.

(VOVWORLD) - The digital era is opening up unprecedented opportunities to connect and spread cultural heritage to the wider public. Dien Bien province is working diligently to promote its rich cultural identity through digital platforms.

(VOVWORLD) - An exhibition, titled “A Reunified Homeland”, is on display at the National Museum of History, featuring 150 documents and artifacts that vividly depict the 21-year resistance, the hardships and heroism of the Vietnamese army and people.
