Browns social house edmonton

Artisans from the Go Cong Altar Cabinet Village in Tien Giang Province are busy with orders for the Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday. Located 60km from HCM City, the crafts village has existed for more than 100 years in Tan Trung Commune's Ong Non Hamlet in Go Cong Town. … [Read more...] about 100-year-old village famed for its ancestor worship altars

Hanoi (VNA) - The San Diu ethnic minority group, who live in northern mountainous areas with a population of nearly 147,000, celebrate quite a lot of festivals the most important of which is Tet, the lunar New Year festival. The group considers Tet an occasion for family members to gather after a year of hard work. To welcome the new year, San Diu people decorate their homes with red papers stuck on ancestor altars, entrance doors, gates and perennial trees in their gardens in the belief that red papers will bring in fortune and happiness for not only their own families but the community and other living creatures as well. While eating simple food like vegetable, bamboo shoot, taro and bean everyday, the San Diu prepares numerous dishes for Tet, including fried pork, fried duck, banh tay (long sticky rice cake with green bean and pork filling), banh gio (cake made from stick rice soaked in forest leaf liquid and served with honey) and sour meat. About one week before Tet, … [Read more...] about Tet of the San Diu ethnic minority group

In the first few weeks of 2020, Binh Duong has welcomed multiple groups of foreign investors to visit and explore local business opportunities. He highlighted the visit of President of Bumin Medical Group Chung Hungtae from the Republic of Korea to Binh Duong last week who said he wants to invest in healthcare in the southern province. … [Read more...] about BUSINESS NEWS HEADLINES JAN. 23

Lực, who plans to open his Nice Day Studio on Nguyễn Văn Linh Street in District 7 early this year, hopes that local and international artists will engage in arts exchanges in the future at his space. He also plans to hold exhibitions and festivals about art, architecture and performing arts. “If people see art works on a daily basis, the arts then become a part of their life,” he says. In recent years, more and more arts galleries have opened in HCM City. Located in a two-storey historic house on Ngô Thời Nhiệm Street in District 3, Salon Saigon, for example, has become popular among city residents. The venue introduces contemporary creation and Vietnamese culture through art exhibitions, performances, conferences, screenings, and educational programmes. It also displays a permanent collection including art works by acclaimed contemporary Vietnamese artists and artists of Vietnamese origin such as Đinh Q. Lê, members of … [Read more...] about Private galleries enrich HCM City’s arts scene

Lunar New Year is an opportunity to reunite with relatives. Nothing is happier than welcoming Tet with the relatives after many years of living far from home to feel the love for the home country. Such affection is an important part of the identities and spiritual strength of the Vietnamese people. … [Read more...] about OVs wish to return home to welcome Tet