(VOVworld) - I’m reading an interesting letter from T. Shintaku of Osaka who says he has thought of learning Vietnamese and migrating to Vietnam when he’s older. He wants to know about Vietnam’s migration policy and contact info for relevant agencies.

The traditional Vietnamese wedding is one of the most important ceremonies in Vietnamese culture with influences from Confucian and Buddhist ideologies. It is a significant day not only for the couple involved but also for their entire families. So, it usually includes quite a few formal ritual observances.

(VOVworld) - Today we welcome some new listeners. Malik Allah Bachaya Khokhar, member of a radio listeners’ club in Punjab, Pakistan, and Zach Rutledge, who lives in Alabama state in the US.

This week is a festive one for Vietnamese teachers because November 20th has long been a special day for Vietnamese students to show their respect and gratitude to their teachers. We observe November 20th as Vietnam Teachers’ Day.

(VOVworld) - This week we got a Halloween postcard from Robert Krolikowski of New York, the US. The black cat and orange jack-o-lantern are more funny than scary. Although Halloween is more of a typically Western tradition, in recent years, many Vietnamese also enjoy Halloween parties.

B: VOV’s relayed broadcast from Moosbrunn, Woofferton, and Dhabayya to Europe at 18:00 UTC will be on 5955 khz. Our broadcast from Woofferton and Cypress Creek to Eastern America and the Caribbean at 01:00 UTC and 02:30 UTC will be on 6175 khz, and our broadcasts to Central America and the Caribbean at 03:30 UTC will be on 6175 kHz.

(VOVworld) - Hanoi is in the middle of autumn and the daytime temperature ranges from 25 to 30 DC. The weather forecast center says a cold spell is coming later this week, bringing the temperature down to around 20 DC. I love this weather. It’s pleasantly warm and humidity is moderate.

A: Vietnam’s struggle for national independence in the 20th century was associated with General Vo Nguyen Giap, Commander-in-chief of the Vietnam People’s Army. General Giap made many key decisions which changed the balance on the battlefield, leading to the resounding Dien Bien Phu victory.

(VOVworld) - The only thing I can say for now is please keep calm and don’t be disappointed if you haven’t yet received a gift. It may have gotten stuck somewhere on the way to your home. It’s been three weeks since we sent the gifts so people in other countries should receive them soon.

A: Last week marked a milestone in VOV’s history and the VOV English Section’s history as well. On October 1st, we officially launched our 24/7 English channel which will broadcast daily on 104 FM to foreign listeners, overseas Vietnamese, English-speaking Vietnamese, and the foreign community in Vietnam.