[VOVWORLD] - “Green stations” and “recycling hubs” are spreading across communities, fueled by grassroots action from individuals and community groups. The trend is raising hopes for a more sustainable way of living, with young people leading the way.

[VOVWORLD] - The green vegetable and medicinal herb beds of the officers and soldiers on Hon Doc Island look ordinary, but they help improve the health of islanders and uplift their spirits. A meal with added green vegetables, a medicinal plant used when ill – all are the result of the persistent, diligent, and heartwarming labor of the naval soldiers on this remote island.

[VOVWORLD] - ​​​​​​​In Phu Yen commune, Son La province, the steady rhythm of weaving shuttles echoes throughout white Thai villages. There local women continue to preserve and breathe new life into their traditional craft in modern times.

(VOVWORLD) - In remote border areas, where healthcare is still limited, every community facility matters. In Hai Son commune, Quang Ninh province, the construction of a new health station will not only improve healthcare for local residents, but also helps safeguard the nation’s border.

(VOVWORLD) -Bringing the national flag to many regions, giving it to people in border areas, or replacing flags for fishermen on islands is what a group young people have been doing in their “Flying Vietnam” project. Each flag given away carries a message of connecting loves for the country.

(VOVWORLD) - Lo Thi Bao Vy , born in 2002, a teacher at Quynh Lap A Primary School, is among the seven youngest female candidates running for the 16th National Assembly. Notably, she is also the first member of the O Du ethnic group to stand as a candidate for the National Assembly.

(VOVWORLD) - Dien Bien province is famous for its heroic history and rich ethnic culture. The women of 19 local ethnic groups have played a role in preserving and promoting the province’s cultural heritage.

(VOVWORLD) - Every Saturday morning, the brick road leading to Tu Thi hand embroidery shop in Quat Dong Village in Hanoi comes alive as participants gather for a hands-on embroidery workshop. The workshop reconnects learners with Hanoi’s cultural heritage while introducing local and international visitors to Vietnam’s traditional craft villages.

(VOVWORLD) - This spring, alongside square sticky rice cakes and blooming apricot and peach blossoms, books are becoming part of Tet celebrations in many young families. Each page opens a window for children to explore traditional customs, nurturing a love for Vietnamese culture.

(VOVWORLD) -These days, people living far from home are quickly returning to their hometowns to celebrate Tet (Lunar New Year) with their families after months of hard work to earn a living. But on the southwestern islands of Vietnam, officers and soldiers put aside their longing for loved ones to protect the nation's seas and islands. The comradeship are warming their hearts as they prepare to celebrate Tet together.