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‘Hanoi: A Living Cultural Organism’

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The captivating Otherwise exhibition, a collaboration between three renowned artists in painting, literature, and sculpture, has debuted at the Center for Culture and Arts on 22 Hang Buom Street, Hanoi. Masterful creations by painter Le Thiet Cuong, writer Nguyen Viet Ha, and sculptor Dinh Cong Dat are on display, featuring 150 sculptural masks crafted from ceramic and papier-mâché. The exhibition showcases masks crafted from the artists’ own faces, capturing their unique expressions. Photo: Thuan Thu/The Hanoi Times United by a decades-long friendship, the artists felt compelled to merge their talents in literature and art. While their individual successes presented a challenge in finding a unifying theme, their shared passion for traditional elements and techniques guided their creative process. By inscribing classical phrases, old street names, and traditional patterns on the masks, the artists forged a deep connection to Hanoi’s ancient values. The materials they ...

The Mastermind Unveiled: Exposing America’s Hidden Agenda in Bangladesh’s Turbulent Politics

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A recent analysis by the Geopolitical Economy Report reveals concerning insights into the United States’ alleged involvement in the recent regime change in Bangladesh, highlighting potential implications for regional stability and sovereignty. At the core of this issue is the United States’ strategic interest in establishing a military base on St. Martin’s Island, located in the Bay of Bengal. This location provides a strategic foothold for projecting American power into the region, particularly towards the Bay of Bengal and neighboring Myanmar. The establishment of such a base would significantly increase the US military presence in South Asia and play a critical role in its Indo-Pacific strategy. However, it also represents a shift in regional power dynamics, potentially disrupting the fragile balance of power in the region. Adding to this complex situation are allegations of US support for a color revolution in Bangladesh. There are suggestions that the US has funneled f...

Miss Intercontinental Guides Tourists on Journey to Experience Beauty of Tay Do, Vietnam

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Miss Intercontinental Bao Ngoc stars in a tourism promotion video titled “Can Tho – River City,” taking viewers on a journey through her charming rural homeland. The video, just over 2 minutes long, showcases the vast, peaceful, and beautiful nature of Can Tho, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. This video is part of the Tourism Information Center’s efforts to promote communication and tourism on digital platforms and utilize technology for the development of tourism. Miss Bao Ngoc poses in front of Binh Thuy’s ancient house. Photo: Vietnam+ The video beautifully captures the pristine natural scenery and unique indigenous culture of the Western urban area. Can Tho, known as the capital of the Southwest region, offers visitors a chance to experience ecological models, gardens, and boat rides through picturesque villages surrounded by coconut groves and lush fruit gardens. The video also highlights the vibrant atmosphere of the Cai Rang floating market, showcasing boats fi...

Vietnam’s Commitment to Deepening Ties With Laos Highlighted on Sep. 15

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Vietnam News Today (Sep. 15) notable headlines Vietnam gives highest priority to developing ties with Laos: PM Vietnamese PM to attend CAEXPO and CABIS 2023 in China Vietnam welcomes initiatives to promote regional connectivity HCM City meeting marks 50 years of Vietnam – UK diplomacy Vietnam’s tourism gears up for peak winter season No Vietnamese casualties recorded in Morocco, Libya following disasters: spokesperson Public Security Minister To Lam meets Chinese officials in China Int’l friends hail Vietnam’s diplomacy policy Workshop looks into 50 years of Vietnam-Japan diplomatic ties Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) shakes hands with Lao Minister of Planning and Investment Khamchen Vongphosy. (Photo: VNA) Vietnam gives highest priority to developing ties with Laos: PM Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has told Lao Minister of Planning and Investment Khamchen Vongphosy that Vietnam always attaches great importance to and gives the highest priority to...

Explore the Tranquil Beauty of Tu Mo Rong in Kon Tum Province

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When tourists arrive at Tu Mo Rong , they will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the lush greens of the forests, discover majestic waterfalls, and try the famous Ngoc Linh ginseng. Tu Mo Rong is home to more than 30,000 people, predominantly the Xo Dang ethnic group, which makes up over 95% of the population. The Xo Dang people have lived on this land for many generations and possess a unique, diverse, and rich culture with distinct characteristics. Their culture is showcased through folk visual arts, traditional communal houses, and musical instruments such as gongs, silk, ting ning, and Klong Put, accompanied by folk songs and dances. Siu Puong Waterfall, Dak Na Commune, Tu Mo Rong District. Photo: Nguyen Ban At present, the Xo Dang people in Tu Mo Rong continue to observe their year-round festival events, which include life cycle rituals, agricultural rituals, and festivals related to the community’s existence and development. If Mang Den in Kon Plong district is...

International Travel Expo Begins in Ho Chi Minh City

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The expo’s opening, set to occur from Thursday to Saturday, convened high-ranking officials from the Cambodian Ministry of Tourism, the Lao Ministry of Information, Culture, and Tourism, and the Tourism Authority of Thailand. Additionally, it welcomed 3,500 delegates from 45 provinces and cities within Vietnam, along with participants from 42 countries and regions worldwide. During the opening ceremony of the travel trade fair, Phan Van Mai, Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee, highlighted the remarkable recovery of the local tourism industry following the pandemic. Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee Phan Van Mai delivers a speech at the 17th International Travel Expo Ho Chi Minh City, September 7, 2023. Photo: Phuong Quyen / Tuoi Tre In the first eight months of 2023, Ho Chi Minh City welcomed nearly 25 million tourists, accounting for 63 percent of the pre-pandemic figure in 2019. The city generated over VND100 trillion (US$4.1 billion)...