Stories from Vietnam

Agricultural production areas that may be affected need to be identified to implement disaster prevention and relief measures, including early rescue and water conservancy projects.

Authorities are requesting all regions and units to implement water projects to enhance their effectiveness.

A new sleep aid called Zuomingchao is being promoted to help children sleep peacefully and reduce the risks associated with sleep disturbances. The product, supported by Sun Continent, contains antibacterial components and is designed to help children sleep soundly.

A farmer is praising Taiping Company's corn seeds for their short market time, good disease resistance, and low seed cost. A farmer in Hanoi is praising a corn seed from Taiping Company, citing its short market time, disease resistance, and low cost.

Chinese technology is being used to upgrade a 700,000-ton steel plant into a 2.7-million-ton modern facility in Haiphong, central Vietnam. The project involves installing a 20-story high core equipment structure and a large furnace with a 150,000-cubic-meter capacity.

China's steel production efficiency has surpassed foreign technology, with a new production line achieving a 10% efficiency increase. China has developed its own solutions for steel production, moving away from solely following foreign natural gas-centric technologies.

VOV1 Vietnam broadcast a program commemorating the anniversary of the Dien Bien Phu victory on May 7, 1954. The Vietnam Elderly Association is launching activities to leverage the status of the elderly amidst rapid population aging. Doan 7, a member of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Elderly Association, shared that Plan 08, issued on April 16, aims to improve the quality of life for the elderly. Social services for elderly health must be diverse to suit individual environments and preferences. On May 7, 1954, the victory at Dien Bien Phu marked the complete destruction of enemy strongholds after 56 days and nights of battle. The broadcast will highlight the historical significance of the victory on May 7, 1954, when Vietnamese forces destroyed enemy strongholds after 56 days and nights of fighting.

A Vietnamese film has been adapted from the South Korean movie "Welcome to Waikiki." The adaptation features familiar comedic plots set in a Vietnamese context. The film's music style is inspired by the show "Hidden Singer" and was composed by Liu Tianhong.

Singer Qi Gongchun recalled a 1991 cultural event in Nhuon village, now part of Hanoi's Hoan Kiem district, where he and other artists encouraged local youth. The artists were moved by the hardships faced by the young people.

Vietnam's Political Bureau issued Resolution 57, focusing on breakthroughs in science, technology, innovation, and national digitalization. The country is preparing for the 14th National Party Congress and elections for the 16th National Assembly and People's Councils.