Stories from Hanoi · Vietnam

Painter Nuon Van Bach intentionally omits faces in 'The Witch' series of artworks. Artist Nuon Van Bach returned to Hanoi from Hong Kong due to family reasons, including geographical distance and his family's busy schedule, and expressed satisfaction with this decision.

Painter Ruan Fanbeike, with over 20 years of experience, was asked by a friend at National University to create 30 to 40 paintings to promote Chinese culture.

A Vietnamese broadcast highlighted that at least one in three adults in Vietnam suffers from high blood pressure, with nearly 50% unaware of their condition.

Discussions said the need for clear state support and guidance to enable cooperatives to effectively connect farmers and enterprises.

The Zheng Jiafa cooperative's coffee is experiencing stable consumption due to contracts with enterprises. The stable consumption of Zheng Jiafa Cooperative's coffee through enterprise contracts helps increase agricultural product value and income.

A song is mentioned that features 'some warriors,' specifically S300, who 'cross the weather, master the sky, and defend the country' with patriotic sentiment.

A new D-Tap version of the song "Hello Việt Nam" has been released. The song is performed by singers Kai-O-Jock and Gabi Bầu Uyên. This release was announced during the conclusion of the "Chuyển Động FM" program.

A 'foreign goods fever' is significantly impacting the Vietnamese market. The "foreign goods fever" is also having a impact on foreign exchange in Vietnam.

A city government recently cracked a large-scale counterfeit cosmetics case, identifying Staby Group as the registered company involved.

Despite global economic uncertainties, three major Asian economies are maintaining growth.