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The main attraction of the upcoming event is the premiere of the film “915,” a captivating production by An Thai Phuong Joint Stock Company. This 90-minute cinematic masterpiece delves into the lives of young volunteers during the resistance war against the US imperialists and their strive for liberation and unification of the country. In addition to the feature film, the event will also showcase two compelling documentary films that highlight the nation’s construction and development journey. One of the documentaries is about Lawyer Vu Trong Khanh, a pivotal figure who drafted the nation’s Constitution. The other documentary, “One Life,” is a production by the National Documentary and Scientific Film Studio, offering a unique perspective on the country’s progress. Taking a creative approach to ancient folklore, the event will also feature the cartoon “The Hero of Tan Mountain.” This animated film retells the legendary battle between Son Tinh (Mountain God) and Thuy Tinh (Water God...

Artists from across the ASEAN community are invited to showcase their talent and creativity by submitting their graphic art entries to the organizing committee via email: aseangraphicarts2024@gmail.com before the deadline of August 31. The competition welcomes artworks created between 2020 and 2024, exploring a range of techniques including woodcut, metal engraving, gypsum engraving, rubber engraving, stone print, unique print, and other innovative graphic art forms. Themes for submissions should revolve around the richness of life, capturing aspects such as humanity, natural landscapes, peace, solidarity, cooperation, friendship, and contemporary issues. Participants can enter up to three pieces, each submitted as a JPG file, along with a text document providing details about the artist and their artwork. The competition offers a range of prizes, including one first prize, three second prizes, five third prizes, and seven consolation prizes, recognizing exceptional artistic tale...

Hanoi is the best for those seeking to enjoy a city break. Give yourself time to enjoy the array of Vietnamese street food on offer and pause to soak up the atmosphere in the numerous cozy cafes found throughout in the Old Quarter, as well taking in all of the sights, the website writes. // Repeat the above HTML code for the remaining images and captions The post Top 10 Must-See Destinations in Vietnam, as Revealed by US Travel Guide appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .

An exhibition of art ceramics titled “Sacred Animals of Modern Times” by Meritorious Artisan Tran Nam Tuoc from Bat Trang has opened at the Vietnam Fine Arts Museum in Hanoi. The exhibition features over 30 sets of ceramic sculptures depicting sacred animals such as horses, kylins, dragons, carp turning into dragons, and phoenixes. The artworks showcased in the exhibition demonstrate the fusion of painting elements and sculpture language, showcasing the essence of traditional Bat Trang ceramics combined with Tuoc’s innovations in glaze colors and shapes. Painter Luong Xuan Doan, President of the Vietnam Fine Arts Association, praised Tuoc’s unique style deeply rooted in Vietnamese culture. He commended Tuoc’s ability to create modern ceramic artworks with significant aesthetic value, conveying meaningful messages about Vietnamese cultural traditions and history through the portrayal of sacred animals. Doan stated, “With his talent, artist Tuoc has produced valuable ceramic scul...