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  1. Lighting up Việt Nam's folk art

    Driven by creativity and a passion for Vietnamese culture, the Magic of Colour project brings three genres of Vietnamese folk painting – Hàng Trống, Đông Hồ and Kim Hoàng - to life on lanterns.

  2. A time to read

    A no-phone reading party in Hà Nội gave book lovers a chance ditches their devices, read in peace and connect with others. The idea is gaining interest, with organisers planning to bring similar gatherings to different…

  3. SM Beauty showcases Korea’s beauty favorites with ‘#SoMuchKBeauty’

    MANILA, Philippines — Korean and Asian beauty take center stage at SM Beauty as the retailer brings together a selection of popular skincare, hair care and beauty products through its "#SoMuchKBeauty" campaign. The…

  4. Overseas artists help amplify Việt Nam's cultural soft power

    Minh Hà Patmore, an artist from the Vietnam-Australia Cultural Exchange Organisation (VACEO), said overseas Vietnamese artists can serve as natural “cultural ambassadors”, connecting Việt Nam with international friends…

  5. Việt Nam Festival in Kanagawa connects hearts, looks to future

    After 10 editions, the Việt Nam Festival in Kanagawa has become a familiar cultural gathering and an important bridge connecting the people of Việt Nam and Japan, said Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Phạm Quang Hiệu.

  6. Việt Nam tells story of “Đổi mới” at Belgium’s solidarity festival

    Vietnamese Ambassador to Belgium Nguyễn Hương Trà said Việt Nam’s participation in the festival was an opportunity not only to demonstrate solidarity and friendship with international friends but also to promote…

  7. ‘The Pitt’ and ‘Widow’s Bay’ claim top honours at TV’s Emmy Awards

    Matthew Rhys becomes first person to win two lead acting honours at the same ceremony

  8. At this 24/7 QC diner, kare-kare is served with noodles

    At Binondo Boys, a 24/7 diner in Quezon City serving a fusion of Filipino and Chinese cuisine, kare-kare gets a creative twist by being paired with knife-cut noodles instead of steamed white rice.