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Social media buzzed with the splendor of Vietnamese weddings featuring gold-laden brides and gifts worth billions.
The new regulations on comments on social networks eliminate anonymity, so Internet users must be responsible for what they write online.
When over 20 dolphins were stranded near the shore, Bac Lieu fishermen mobilized to save them, earning admiration from viewers worldwide.
In a heartwarming story from Kien Giang, a young man named Lam Trung Nhan is bringing joy to his ailing father through dance, jokes, and unwavering care - a story that has now captured the online community’s heart.
South Korean news outlets have widely reported on a Vietnamese tourist who performed yoga in front of Seoul’s Gyeongbokgung Palace, igniting public backlash over cultural sensitivity.
Yoga, praised for its health benefits, is under fire as a trend of public performances in places like palaces and roads brings backlash from netizens.
In a heartwarming twist, a simple clip of a young boy in Hanoi mimicking his teacher’s command has reached over 18 million views, sparking joy and adoration across social media.
After 23 years apart, a woman in Denmark found her Vietnamese birth mother just one hour after posting her story on social media, thanks to the support of the online community.
Vietnamese doctors are urging young people to stop playing the dangerous "pen challenge," which involves compressing the carotid arteries and poses life-threatening risks.
An American travel blogger’s return to pay for his forgotten meal in Mai Chau has become a viral story, highlighting both his integrity and the warmth of a local stall owner.
Le Nguyen My Huyen, from the Mekong Delta, who has memories about her difficult childhood, has built a spacious house for her parents to show her gratitude after earning a lot of money from being a famous TikToker.
"Taking my nearly 100-year-old grandmother to get her national ID card is an indescribable feeling because I know this might be the last time she does it," shared a young man from Hung Yen province, whose touching story has moved many.
A picturesque road in Mui Ne has become a social media hit, garnering 6 million views and almost 500,000 interactions in a few days, thanks to its breathtaking views of the sea and mountains.
A video capturing a 99-year-old woman visiting her 90-year-old sister has recently gone viral, evoking strong emotions among viewers.
On July 1, the Hang Bac Ward Police (Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi) issued a fine to Ms. T., a street vendor, for selling goods on the street in an urban area.