Mua vi nam o dau dep

Each year, on the 10th day of the third lunar month, the Bach Viet ethnic group holds a festival to honour their ancestors, the 18 Hung Kings. While the festival has drawn huge crowds since it was named a day for national celebration in 2000, this yearcelebration promises to be the biggest ever, as it coincides with the 30th anniversary of the national reunification and the 60th anniversary of the founding of the republic. … [Read more...] about Viet Nam celebrates its Hung founders

Our financial planning service is often focused around investing for private schooling at a bilingual English-Vietnamese school (and then university fees, potentially at an international institution). This may not be cheap, but parents rightly see the value of globally recognised qualifications and bilingualism in the world’s 'lingua franca' of the business world as a key building block in their children’s financial security.  … [Read more...] about Big thinking on Việt Nam’s bilingual schools

 The competition became unbearable at times, however, with exorbitant prices and scams becoming so common that local authorities had to introduce harsh sanctions. The strong temperaments of the local sea-faring people would often clash with sharp-tongued tourists, leading to disagreements that could spoil a holiday. … [Read more...] about Local visitors a potential saviour for Sầm Sơn

To make the city’s greenery system grow steadily, it was necessary for all in society to protect them, while a legal system to ensure effective management is also a must, the official added. … [Read more...] about Authority plans to make Hà Nội greener

A conference of rectors of member universities of Agence Universitaire de La Francophonie in the Asia Pacific region (CONFRASIE) was held on Friday at Hoa Sen University to listen to challenges and suggestions from AUF-member universities. — VNS Photo Gia Lộc … [Read more...] about Universities urged to develop plans to adapt to another COVID-19 outbreak