Vietnamese Expats: A Global Community with Strong Homeland Ties “Searching for Ambassadors”: A Contest to Engage Vietnamese Abroad in 2024 An informative session was held, bringing together domestic news agencies, Vietnamese associations, and their foreign counterparts in a hybrid format. This included participation from Thailand, Laos, Japan, Korea, Russia, the Czech Republic, Germany, Poland, the USA, Australia, Angola, and more. Marking two decades since the implementation of the Politburo’s Resolution 36-NQ/TW (Resolution 36) on overseas Vietnamese affairs, Deputy Minister Le Thi Thu Hang highlighted the following notable achievements: The hybrid session facilitated valuable discussions and exchanges. (Photo: TD) Resolution 36 has fostered a heightened sense of awareness and responsibility in addressing overseas Vietnamese affairs. Within Vietnam, this matter has become a priority for the entire political system, from central to local levels. Departments...
In an article published in The Sydney Morning Herald, author Katherine Scott commented Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) is Vietnam’s leading economic, cultural, and entertainment center with cool weather all year round, and the most attractive cuisine in Southeast Asia. A 4-6 day trip will be the ideal time for visitors to have the opportunity to explore this city. Must-visit destinations in Ho Chi Minh City are the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee headquarters, the Opera House, the City Central Post Office, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the city’s famous Book Street. The City Hall during the French colonial period is now the headquarters of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee. Photo: ISTOCK Tourists can also visit The Cafe Apartments, a modern box-shaped building that has been retained since the 1960s and is located on Nguyen Hue walking street. Currently, this is an area of uniquely decorated cafes, bars, and shops worth experiencing further in Ho Chi Minh City. For histor...
Halloween, celebrated on October 31st annually, is more than just a fun festival. It carries a significant message: teaching children to face and overcome their fears of ghosts and darkness, and instead, choose to embrace life’s joys. This Western festival has captivated the hearts of many in Vietnam, especially the youth, for the past two decades. It has become an eagerly anticipated event, providing an exciting opportunity for friends to gather and create memorable experiences. As the spooky season approaches, Hang Ma Street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter transforms into a bustling hub of activity. Vendors work diligently to meet the high demand for Halloween toys, decorations, and costumes, ensuring a thrilling celebration for all. According to a local merchant, this year’s offerings are more diverse, creative, and aesthetically pleasing than ever. From plastic pumpkins and lanterns to skeleton figures and fashionable accessories, there is something for everyone to enjoy and embrace the ...
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