How should we manage our finances as a married couple? Should each partner keep their own, give all of the money to the other partner, or should they keep separate and joint accounts?

I recently returned to Montreal and met my close friends, a married Vietnamese couple. Both of them seemed overjoyed when they told me their daughter had become a government employee.

Readers fear a plan to expand Da Lat will dilute its identity as a cool summer escape.

It’s difficult, looking at the serene park that now welcomes you to Bien Hoa Air Base, to imagine it half a century ago: the constant roar of the war planes overhead, the lines of hangars and barracks stretching for miles, next to mounds of metal barrels with an orange stripe around their side, Agent Orange.

Some people accept others calling them by derogatory nicknames for the purpose of ridicule.

My colleague was recently fired for refusing to socialize with our boss and engage in flattery.

In Thailand, there is a famous market right next to the Mae Klong Railway Station that is a popular attraction. Vietnam should adopt a similar measure, according to readers.

Recently, hundreds of people have been waiting in line daily at several transportation offices in Hanoi to update or renew their driver's licenses.

I often take the public bus, but many times, it has been a painful, intimidating experience.

Many of my acquaintances have nightmares about their bosses yelling at them at work. That seems to be a common issue for many workers.

My friend Tuan called me up a few days before Tet to see if I wanted some king oranges, promising to send some my way from his family's field.

In my opinion, authorities should have stronger measures to improve the traffic situation in Vietnam.

Many businesses often complain that if they increase wages for their workers, their goods will not be competitive due to high prices. However, this is just a poor excuse.

My father loved spending time with his children and grandchildren, but he never joined us on visits to tourist attractions.

Most people want to abide by the rules, but when one person encroaches on a sidewalk and gains a competitive advantage, others follow suit.