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The events included an international exhibit and workshops presenting paintings by Vietnamese children as well as those by their friends from 20 other countries. They also featured a collection by young artist Thao Nguyen of Hoi An ancient town. This is part of the Toucher Arts project, which comprises a series of concerts, exhibitions, and workshops on Vietnamese culture at schools in France from June 20 to July 3, marking the 50 years of diplomatic relations and the 10 years of strategic partnership between Vietnam and France. Hosted by Art Space Association, in cooperation with the Vietnam Bretagne Sud Association and APPEL Lorient Association, Toucher Arts contributes to spreading Vietnamese culture to the world and also raising funds to help disadvantaged children and those with disabilities in Vietnam. The project also organized events at three primary schools and a high school in Nantes and Saint Herblain cities from June 19-23, offering opportunities for Fren...

The band touches down in Vietnam on June 29 and joins a tour across Hanoi, Hai Phong, and Hai Duong until July 2. The band is made up of five members who impress local audiences with performances of musical instruments, thereby helping to introduce American culture to Vietnamese people. Residents snap photos to save memories of seeing the US air force band. Vietnamese singers also have the chance to perform alongside US friends during the course of the event. Pacific Brass hold exchanges with audiences at the event. They are set to perform in Hai Phong and Hai Duong on July 1 and July 2, respectively. The post US Air Force Band Pacific Brass Leaves Impressive Impression After Performance in Hanoi appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: The Most Perfect Winter Weekend Getaways in the U.S Exploring The Stanley Hotel: Home of The Inspiration For “The Shining” BBC To Premiere Globally Documentary On Phong Nha – Ke Bang E...

Unfortunately, their dreams of financial stability have been shattered by an unyielding economy. When 51-year-old Vu Thi Thoa from Thieu Do Ward, Thieu Hoa District, arrived in Hanoi, she had high hopes of finding stable employment and earning a decent income to support herself and her family. Now, after spending almost a month in the capital city, Thoa has been primarily focused on finding work as a domestic helper. She has been spending her days at a job referral center in hopes of catching a break and landing a job opportunity. In Vietnam, domestic helpers are commonly known as “osins,” a term adopted from a popular Japanese drama series that aired in 1994. The series depicted the life of a housekeeper named Oshin, which resonated with Vietnamese audiences and led to the adoption of the term “osin” to refer to domestic helpers in Vietnam. Over the past several months, many osins and former factory workers in northern Vietnam have become unemployed and have had to migrate to Hano...

That would also mark the first time in history that a Vietnamese cyclist participates in the Olympic Games. Her successful qualification can be attributed to the gold medal she won in the women’s event of the 2023 Asian Road and Para Cycling Championships in Thailand on Monday. She triumphed over a 109-kilometer racecourse, showcasing her determination and skill. During Monday’s event, Nguyen Thi Thi, Nguyen Thi Thu Mai, and Tran Thi Thuy Trang consistently supported her, which greatly helped her integrate into the leading peloton. She impressively outperformed her formidable competitors, including Sun Jiajun from China and Jutatip Maneephan from Thailand, to secure the championship title. This talented individual showcased her superior skills and abilities, surpassing even the most formidable opponents such as Sun Jiajun from China and Jutatip Maneephan from Thailand. With great determination and a relentless drive for success, she emerged as the undisputed champion and claimed th...

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ta Quang Dong, 57, is working alongside 11 other experts worldwide to judge the piano category of the international Tchaikovsky competition this year. With plenty of experience in training students to win prizes at international contests and serving as a judge in many global piano competitions, he received an invitation from the organizers of the competition. Graduating from the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music in 1988, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ta Quang Dong returned to Vietnam and was subsequently appointed as deputy director of Hue Conservatory. He then became the director of the Conservatory of Ho Chi Minh City. Currently, he is also serving as the Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism in Vietnam. The international Tchaikovsky competition was first held in 1958 and is named after the famous Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. It takes place every four years in Russia for pianists, violinists, and cellists aged 16 to 32, as well as singers aged 19 to 32. ...

The Australian pyrotechnic team kicked off the evening with a stunning and captivating pyrotechnic performance. It is predicted to be a top contender for this year’s festival championship title. With an astonishing combination of dazzling fireworks and electrifying dance music, the mesmerizing performance captivated and exhilarated the audience. One of the standout elements of the performance was the breathtaking lighting effects, which added a special and spectacular touch to the event. Nguyen Van Hung, a resident of Da Nang, praised the special performance by the Australian team and expressed his belief that they deserved to win the trophy at this year’s festival. “Sound and lighting effects were consistently used throughout the performance, creating numerous overwhelming moments for the audience,” Hung commented approvingly. Meanwhile, the performance of the Italian pyrotechnic team was somewhat subdued. The team gained recognition by creating unique highlights and utilizing ...

One year later, Vietnam’s capital has experienced a significant improvement, jumping 19 spots to 129th out of 173 cities in the latest Economic Intelligence Unit (EIU) liveability rankings. The vibrant city of Hanoi has experienced a remarkable transformation, propelling it to become one of the world’s most livable cities in 2023. Boasting a strong sense of community, the city’s friendly residents and their unwavering support have played a pivotal role in Hanoi’s recovery and growth. Hanoi’s rich heritage and traditional values, which date back centuries, have been preserved and celebrated, adding to the city’s charm and appeal. Additionally, Hanoi’s cuisine, renowned for its unique flavors and diverse range of dishes, has further enhanced its reputation as a must-visit destination. This combination of factors has contributed to Hanoi’s ascent in the global livability rankings, solidifying its position as a captivating and thriving city.  The daily life of Hanoians in t...