(VOVWORLD) - In the digital age, cai luong (reformed theatre) and many other traditional art forms have not received their due attention from the public, especially young people. The YUME Art Project in Ho Chi Minh City has launched a program called “Tiep buoc tram nam” (Follow the Century- Old Tradition) with the aim to bring cai luong back to youth culture.

(VOVWORLD) - When was the last time you hung out with your mother? Do you and your mother often take photos together? If my questions sound like a wake up call to remind you of your precious relationship with your mother, check out Luk Bao Ngoc studio’s project ‘Spring is when we’re with our mother’, you may well find it relatable.

(VOVWORLD) - Have you heard about the after-work café model that lets you improve your English and make new international friends for the same price as going to an ordinary café? If not, let us introduce you to the “Talks Café 100% English” startup project by 30-year-old Dinh Minh Quyen in Dong Nai province. The project’s cafes involve no registration, no attendance sheet, and of course, no homework, but still try to help students improve their English conversation skills.

(VOVWORLD) - In today’s That’s life, join VOV’s Ha Ngan on an electric car tour of Hanoi’s Old Quarter. A trip on the golf cart-like car will give you a new taste of the 1,000 year-old capital city.

(VOVWORLD) - It is customary for Vietnamese people to decorate their houses with paintings during the Lunar New Year festival (Tet). Tet pictures often depict the 12 zodiac animals or a happy, peaceful, affluent family life their owners wish for.

(VOVWORLD) - Creating mural art is a great way for kids to learn and play at the same time. What is the better way to inspire the imagination of a child than allowing them to paint beautiful and creative murals on the walls they see everyday? “Let kids paint murals” is an art project for children ages 3 to 10, established by the “Art builds community” organization in Hanoi. This could be a suggestion for parents who want to encourage their kids to get off the couch and away the TV screen, and shift their energy to outdoor activities.

(VOVWORLD) - Silk flowers are a very popular decorative item in Vietnamese houses and offices. There is a Hanoian artisan who has spent most of her life making silk flowers. She is People’s Artisan Nguyen Mai Hanh.

(VOVWORLD) - Around the world, the rate of waste generation is rising. In 2016, the worlds’ cities generated more than 2 billion tons of solid waste, approximately 0.7 kilograms per person per day, according to the World Bank. The organization estimates that rapid population growth and urbanization will cause annual waste generation to increase by 70% from 2 billion tons in 2016 to 3.4 billion tons in 2050. If stopping the “eat-waste-feel bad” routine is one of your new year’s resolutions, listen to environmentalist Nguyen Nam Ha, the founder of a company called Happy Bamboo, describe the zero-waste lifestyle.

(VOVWORLD) - Da Lat city, one of the most popular destinations in Vietnam, draws millions of visitors each year. The Lam Dong provincial authority has recently introduced an app called ‘ Dalat city’ for mobile users to discover a wide range of services in the city. This helps tourists to avoid poor-quality service and the price squeeze. Quang Sang has more.

(VOVWORLD) - What’s happening out there? What place is like “nowhere else in the world”? That piques my curiosity. Let’s follow our reporter Kim Chi to find out.