Dang Khoa

Children's comic book ‘Nhung Nguoi Ban’ (Friends) illustrated by Vu Thuy Ngoc Ha has been published by Japan's Sunny Side Publishing House.

Vu Trong Phung's "So Do", known as "Dumb Luck" in English, will be translated and published in Germany this year.

Small businesses in HCMC are struggling to hire enough workers as migrants return to their hometowns, leaving the city after months of unemployment and plunging incomes.

The reopening of HCMC’s iconic Ben Thanh Market has brought joy to local vendors who are relishing the opportunity to resume selling after months of closure.

As Ho Chi Minh City eases its stringent lockdowns and travel restrictions, people are returning to the familiar warmth of their families and friends.

Motorbike maintenance stores, barbershops and several other businesses in HCMC reopened in bliss Friday as demand surged after months of closure.

Hair salons and barbershops across the city have been overwhelmed by a wave of customers following months of lockdown.

Relief and excitement. These are the two emotions most Saigonese feel as the stringent Covid-19 lockdown comes to an end.

Nguyen Phan Que Mai's debut novel 'The Mountains Sing' has won the runner-up prize at the 2021 Dayton Literary Peace Prize in the U.S.

'Mien Ky Uc' (Memoryland) has been entered in the best feature film category at this year’s Busan International Film Festival in South Korea in October.

Tran Viet Van scooped silver for his "90 Years Old Shoemaker" photo at "Prix de la Photographie, Paris" (PX3).

Worried about the coronavirus and rusty social skills, and enamored of their lockdown lifestyle, some people are reluctant to return to normalcy as restrictions gradually wind down.

Rapper Den Vau has said on his Facebook page that a documentary about his life, 'Show Of Den', will premiere on Netflix on October 1.

The Covid-19 restrictions have exacerbated loneliness among old people, who are unable to meet their friends or have lost loved ones.

Managing both their children’s online schooling and their own livelihoods, and anxiety about their children's health and mental well-being are taking a huge toll on Vietnamese.