Stories from Hanoi · Vietnam

Vietnam's economic growth targets, aiming for 8.02% GDP growth by 2025, are being defended against skepticism from opposing forces. This growth is supported by effective resource utilization and integration of private and foreign investment.

The Thai cabinet has approved a stimulus package proposed by the Ministry of Finance, authorizing borrowing of up to 400 billion baht, equivalent to approximately 12.2 billion RMB.

Hanoi is seeking to develop night economy models that integrate with asset protection to increase tourist experiences and extend visitor stays. The strategy aims to combine local cultural characteristics with economic growth.

The community health program aims to improve the quality of life for Vietnamese people by addressing child health issues. Technological advancements are being integrated into healthcare, particularly for complex interventions.

Prolonged use of phones, computers, and smart devices for two to four hours daily can place excessive pressure on the cervical spine. Users may experience difficulty turning their head without using their hands.

Forward head posture, characterized by the head's center of gravity shifting forward relative to the body, is identified as a health symptom. This condition can be tested by standing against a wall and checking if the heels touch while the head does not.

Vietnam is enhancing its disease prediction and isolation capabilities, said timely patient identification and management.

Second-year medical students at Hanoi Medical University are using artificial intelligence to increase productivity. Students aim to create specific application products to serve future professional roles.

Vietnam announced its 2026 regular college admissions, with a target of 850 students. The available majors include journalism, multimedia communications, public relations, filmmaking, graphic design, electronic communications engineering technology, and applied informatics. Admissions will be based on high school graduation or equivalent. Vietnam's national college entrance exam, referred to as Gaokao, is taking place today, designed to evaluate students' education levels. Vietnam is conducting its college entrance examination today, an event described as more stressful than university itself. The examination aims to evaluate students' educational levels but generates psychological anxiety for students, families, and teachers.

A rare disease treatment involving three types of drugs, including garlic and ginseng, is being promoted for its ability to increase insulin levels and support the pancreas to normalize blood sugar.