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Though often misunderstood, the practice of nude art is a discipline rooted in centuries of artistic tradition. Modern Vietnamese artists are revisiting this art form, seeking to bridge the gap between creativity and cultural boundaries.
Nude art has long fascinated both artists and audiences, but in Vietnam, it remains a contentious subject.
Stranded by floods, foreigners in Vietnam have found a unique way to contribute, assisting in relief efforts and helping flood-stricken communities in the northern provinces.
While many private oil and gas companies are struggling with losses and huge tax debts, and their leaders are banned from leaving the country, Petrolimex, the biggest player in the field, has reported impressive business results.
In many cases, large amounts of undeclared assets of unknown origin have been discovered only after police searched officials’ homes, which indicates that false declarations of assets and income are still occurring frequently.
The steamed sticky rice, made of high-grade materials, including Ca Mau crabs and glutinous roundgrain rice, has attracted many diners despite the sky high price of VND660,000-990,000 per serving.
The shortage of radioactive drugs for PET/CT scans in HCM City has not been settled after many years, with many cancer patients forced to travel to Hanoi and Da Nang to have a PET/CT scan.
It takes many cancer patients one or two months, from the time of cancer suspicion to the day to have a PET/CT scan, to confirm the presence of the disease.
After great efforts, Vietnam’s economy has regained a growth momentum, but a paradox still exists.
Le Hong Minh, the founder and CEO of VNG Corporation (formerly Vinagame), reflects on his remarkable journey from a gaming enthusiast to the head of a billion-dollar tech unicorn.
Pickleball is taking Vietnam by storm, with its popularity surging across the country.
VNG Corporation, known for its popular social network Zalo, is facing significant challenges despite its previous success.
Duong Anh Tuan, a 37-year-old from Can Tho, spends millions each month caring for and protecting thousands of river fish. His passion for preserving natural fish has turned into a personal mission to safeguard local aquatic species.
Instead of introducing low-cost cars to compete with Japanese and South Korean rivals as they did in the past, Chinese automobile brands have changed their strategy.
With Chinese brands rapidly expanding in the Vietnamese market, experts are calling for protective policies to safeguard local manufacturers and ensure the country’s long-term industrial growth.
The rise of social media has fueled the growth of Vietnam’s entertainment industry, with many young talents aspiring to become stars.
Through her passion for art and a resilient spirit, 27-year-old Tran Ngoc Anh Thu has transformed her struggles into a beacon of hope, inspiring many with her story of overcoming adversity and embracing life’s imperfections.
The annual "Things Everlasting" National Concert once again resonated with the spirit of patriotism, celebrating the enduring love for the homeland and the rich cultural heritage of Vietnam.
As Vietnam adapts to a rapidly changing world, its innovative foreign policy has played a crucial role in strengthening the country’s global position, turning challenges into opportunities for growth and development.
With a unique combination of Vietnamese heritage and global musical trends, the "Things Everlasting" 2024 concert stands as a testament to the evolution of the country's music industry.