(VOVWORLD) -With the explosive development of new forms of entertainment, traditional music genres are in danger of fading as they receive little public attention. However, in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City is a group of young people who are passionate about traditional music. They come together in clubs to play and sing rustic folk tunes inherited from their predecessors.

(VOVWORLD) - Yen Bai province in the northwestern mountains of Vietnam is taking steps to boost the local happiness index. A model of building “happy hamlets” is being implemented districtwide in an effort to achieve green growth and happiness targets.

(VOVWORLD) -The People's Committee of Tay Ho district, Hanoi has recently announced a detailed planning for the central area of Quang An peninsula with its spotlight featuring a floating Opera house on Dam Tri Lake. Once completed, the theater is expected to become a cultural icon of the capital city.

(VOVWORLD) - The "Story of the Full-Moon" has been vividly recreated in a musical with the participation of more than 150 child actors from 1-8 years old featuring characters Brother Cricket, Mr. Toad, Ante Brown Bee, and the little worm. The musical, from the Cremusic and Lionbooks, a children's book publisher, brings children fascinating experiences the Mid-Autumn Festival.

(VOVWORLD) - Millions of Vietnamese students are to start their new school year on September 5. In the northern mountainous province of Son La, the Police Force’s Youth Union and educational departments in border districts have sponsored lunch boxes for nearly 2,000 young pupils, facilitating their school performance.

(VOVWORLD) - Many of the various language programs of VOV’s Overseas Service were first broadcast on September 7, but in different years. Since their debut they have developed their own characters, adding to the diversity of VOV5 as a multilingual radio station.

(VOVWORLD) - An impressive radio broadcast is more than just the story’s content. It’s also the delivery of the presenter. Generations of VOVWorld reporters and broadcasters have left a long-lasting impression on listeners through their voices.

(VOVWORLD) -This summer, villages in Dak Lak province become busier and more crowded with young volunteers who come to help the locals under the volunteer youth campaign.

(VOVWORLD) - The National Radio Festival 2022, which concluded on Saturday evening, has shown broadcasting industry’s considerable innovation to adapt to digital transformation and social changes after 2 years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

(VOVWORLD) - More than 100 people are joining “Nha Am”( Refined Melody), a music project which aims to bring traditional music closer to young people. These members, aged between 14 and 25, come from high schools, colleges and universities across the country, and share a love for traditional musical instruments. The project’s latest live concert excited audiences in Hanoi with performances combining traditional and modern elements.