UK Children''s Picture Book Week: Explore, Dream, Create brings young readers and children''s literature enthusiasts closer to works of renowned authors and illustrators from the UK.
The book serves as an encyclopedia of major French-Indochinese buildings in HCM City, detailing their history, architectural features, and the stories behind them
A book featuring đờn ca tài tử (Southern folk music) and cải lương (reformed opera), two genres of traditional theatre that originated in southern Việt Nam 100 years ago, has been released in HCM City.
With its diverse collection of resources, the "Indian Corner" is an inspiration for those interested in learning about India and creating opportunities for exchanges.
The aspiration for creativity and innovation, the connection of friendship, and self-confidence regardless of one''s appearance, are the messages that Phan Ngọc Trâm, a 12th-grade student in the English class at Nguyễn Huệ High School for the Gifted, aims to convey...
The calligraphy exhibition Thực Học (Practical Learning) presents 100 calligraphy works in Hán (Chinese script), Nôm (Vietnamese ideographic script) and quốc ngữ (national romanised Vietnamese script), honouring the tradition of valuing education and literacy in the nation.
A series of new books featuring Vietnamese culture and lifestyle have been released to celebrate the Tết (Lunar New Year) festival in the Year of the Snake, which begins on January 29.
The HCM City Department of Information and Communications will host the annual Tết (Lunar New Year) Book Fair from January 27 to February 2, or December 27 to January 5 on the lunar calendar.
Two Vietnamese writers, Nguyen Ngoc Moc and Cao Xuan
Thai, have been honoured at the 6th Conference of Mekong River
Literature Awards in Vientiane, Laos.
A book on the life of veteran teachers written by associate professor
and lecturer Tran Huu Ta, former deputy head of the HCM City Pedagogical
University''s Literature Faculty, has been released to celebrate Viet
Nam Teachers'' Day on November 20.
The Vietnam Book of Records (Vietkings) proposed the Guinness world record to Truyen Kieu (The Tale of Kieu) in terms of a literature work with the maximum national records.