Stories from Hanoi · Vietnam

An exhibition featuring 28 representative sketch works from the Dien Bien Phu campaign is currently on display. The works were created by artists Ngo Manh Len, Pham Thanh Tam, and Duong Huong Minh. The exhibition utilizes 17 large-scale panels to showcase the pieces.

The General Secretary announced the formation of the new council during a conference. The move aims to formalize theoretical leadership within the party structure.

Vietnam is commemorating Youth Day with a focus on science and technology, providing mechanisms and policies to support young innovators.

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Vietnam is organizing national youth science and technology competitions to encourage innovation among young people. The transcript discusses the importance of integrating online and offline experiences, particularly in product selection for platforms like Duoduo Maicai or small supermarkets. One individual, Sun Atur from Fang Hu Town, demonstrates how technology can showcase local beauty and traditions. They are digitizing heritage through audio recordings and 3D house replicas. This approach integrates modern processes to preserve and revive national culture, with individuals like Sun A'tuo demonstrating how technology and love for one's hometown can create lasting value. The Communist Youth Union and its Science and Technology Talent Development Center are creating mechanisms to encourage young scientists to experiment with new methods and solve practical problems.

The field is expected to produce approximately 14 million cubic meters of gas daily and is located less than 2 kilometers from the nearest production base for rapid connection.

Director Dang Nhan Son discussed her filmmaking process, said the importance of research and authentic details to make films engaging. She stated that her work on films like "Bach Ho" and "Nguoi Dan Ba Dau Tien" in the early 2000s involved extensive research and interviews. She has been on leave since February 2012, using the time to reconsider her work. She cited her films such as "Bach Ho" (1999-2000), "Dong Chi" (2001-2002), and "Nu Tong Bi Thu" (2010) as examples of her dedication. She cited several of her films, including 'The Admiral' and 'The Windmills,' produced between 1999 and 2011. Thuy noted that her work, including films about General Nguyen Trai and Minister of Foreign Affairs, aimed to be historically accurate and socially relevant. Filmmaker Dang Nhu Thuy discussed her career, identified research and detail in documentary filmmaking.

Singer Wu Xinyi has been on leave since February 2012 and is considering her career path. Wu Xinyi has worked as a screenwriter for the Central Film and Scientific Company, considering it a step in her life.

A patient named Duong Van Thieu reported health improvements after using a treatment recommended on the program.

Prime Minister Tom Lam of Vietnam met with Japanese Prime Minister Tomiichi Takano and a high-level delegation. Prime Minister Tran Lam met with Liberal Democratic Party President and Japanese Prime Minister Takashi Tomiuchi on February 5th. Prime Minister Chính welcomed Murayama and the high-level delegation, said cooperation and mutual support on international and regional issues. The leaders welcomed the visit and the accompanying delegation. The visit included a meeting co-chaired by Tô Lâm and Japanese Foreign Minister Takahashi Ichiro. Vietnamese Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính met with Japanese Prime Minister KISHIDA Fumio on February 5th. The broadcast discussed the strengthening of relations between Japan and Vietnam. The leaders co-chaired a meeting with Japanese Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa and Vietnamese Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son.