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(VOVworld) – The Spring Calligraphy Festival, which runs from January 21 to February 11, will display calligraphic works and introduce Vietnam’s culture during Tet, the Lunar New Year celebration
(VOVworld) - Shopping habits have changed over the years. However, there’s a form of shopping that has recently seemed to make a comeback, “shopping at antique flea markets”. No matter who you are...
(VOVworld) - Folk games such as bamboo dance, tug of war, mud banger, and stilt walking, were recreated in a program called “Discovering Vietnamese Tet” at the Vietnam Museum of Ethnology...
(VOVworld) – Some of the most distinctive features of the Vietnamese Tet holiday were showcased at an event called “Cho Que”, or a traditional Vietnamese market, at the Hanoi Sofitel Legend...
(VOVworld) - The Hanoi cultural department will organize the 2016 Calligraphy Writing Festival at the Literature Lake in Hanoi's Temple of Literature from February 2-15
(VOVworld) - The annual Lunar New Year (TET) calligraphy exhibition opened at Van Lake, part of the Temple of Literature in Hanoi on Thursday
(VOVworld) – 4,000 monks, nuns, and Buddhist followers in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau paid tribute this week to martyrs who sacrificed their lives for Vietnam’s...
(VOVworld) – President Ho Chi Minh’s poems written in Chinese have been transcribed in calligraphic style and exhibited at the Vietnam Oil and Gas Group’s Center in Hanoi
(VOVworld) – The Hue Relics Preservation Center on Sunday opened a bonsai exhibition in Cơ Hạ garden in Hue City, featuring 400 bonsais of unique shapes, orchids, and dozens of calligraphies...
VOVworld)- Forty five Forty-five calligraphic works featuring the late President Ho Chi Minh’s famous collection of poems, “Prison Diary,” are on display at an exhibition which opened in...
(VOVWorld) The first days of the new lunar year are sacred to the Vietnamese people. This is time for everyone to make wishes. The calligraphy market by Van Mieu-Quoc Tu Giam in Hanoi, known...