[VOVWORLD] - Perched on the peaceful Co Ma mountain, shrouded in clouds year-round, Pha Khuông Village in Son La Province is filled with the gentle sound of Mong flutes and the rhythmic clatter of sewing machines. Like many other White Mong women, Vi Thi Ia grew up with the sound of pounding hemp and the hum of sewing. Today, she patiently works with every piece of fabric and embroidered sash, bringing the vibrant colors of Mong brocade to people near and far.

[VOVWORLD] - Born into a family of artists, Meritorious Artist Thuy My seemed destined for a life in music. Captivated from an early age by the sound of traditional instruments, she went on to become an accomplished performer, composer and advocate of Vietnamese traditional music. Through her work at VOV and her award-winning compositions, she continues to bring new life to traditional melodies while preserving their cultural essence for younger generations.

[VOVWORLD] - Every autumn, the Vietnamese nation celebrates Independence Day, September 2, by reflecting on the country’s glorious history. By preserving paper artifacts, conservators and collectors ensure that these historic items remain for generations to come.

[VOVWORLD] - Neither a social media influencer nor a professional tour guide, Nguyen Duy Tu, Secretary of the Van Son commune Party Committee in Phu Tho province, has attracted millions of views and followers with his videos promoting local tourism. Tu’s dynamic approach reflects how grassroots officials are embracing new roles and harnessing digital platforms to promote local development in the digital age.

[VOVWORLD] - The ongoing nationwide 500-day campaign to search for and recover the remains of fallen soldiers has involved more than military personnel. Le Manh Dung, Chairman of the ThanhThuy commune People’s Committee in Tuyen Quang province, has been a dedicated participant. Despite the demanding responsibilities of leading a border commune, he makes time whenever possible to shoulder his backpack and help the search teams.

[VOVWORLD] - For 17 years, from 2009 to 2026, Vietnamese-French Tran To Nga has pursued justice for people affected by Agent Orange/dioxin. Her lawsuit targets 14 multinational corporations accused of producing and supplying Agent Orange/dioxin for use by the US military during the war in Vietnam.

[VOVWORLD] - As the first rays of the morning sun shine down, teacher Hoang Thi Phuong begins another work day at the School Counseling and Early Intervention Center of Hanoi Metropolitan University. For the past two years, every morning has started the same way. The 24-year-old teacher, whose petite stature makes her look like an elementary school student herself, arrives early to prepare for class and welcome her very special students.

[VOVWORLD] - Leaving the battlefield with life-changing injuries, veteran Nguyen Van Cha, born in 1963 in Ca Mau province, has embodied the spirit of Uncle Ho's soldiers: down but not out. Through perseverance and hard work, he has transformed barren land into a thriving livelihood and made meaningful contributions to his community.

[VOVWORLD] - For more than a decade, Hanoi architect Nguyen Van Giang has quietly traveled to ancient heritage sites across Vietnam in search of traditional decorative patterns and motifs. He has painstakingly digitized and preserved these cultural treasures, bringing them into modern design and production as part of his project, "Nurturing Heritage."

[VOVWORLD] - People’s Armed Forces Heroine Ngo Thi Tuyen, whose name became inseparable from the legendary Ham Rong Bridge in Thanh Hoa province during the fierce battles of 1965, has passed away at the age of 81. Her passing, ending a long, humble life, revived memories of a revolutionary era when personal courage generated heroic acts of patriotism.