(VOVWORLD) - For many people, a cancer diagnosis can significantly impact their willpower. Anxiety, depression, and distress are common among cancer patients, even those who have survived, according to the US National Institute of Health. The Salt Cancer Initiative, a social enterprise with the motto “You don’t have to fight cancer alone,” was established to provide cancer patients with knowledge, hope, and a supportive community.

(VOVWORLD) - The lotus flower has long held a special place in the hearts of the Vietnamese people. It is a symbol of purity, serenity, beauty, and aspiration to grow. But Hanoi’s lotus-growing area has shrunk due to increasing urbanization. The municipal authorities are making an effort to preserve Bach Diep lotuses, develop new lotus species, and maximize the value of lotuses.

(VOVWORLD) - Digital transformation in tourism is a shift to a customer-centered business model based on a digital value chain. Digital transformation requires businesses in the field to have long-term strategies and innovation from the organization to human resources and the business model.

(VOVWORLD) - Since early June this year, the RB Club for blind and visually impaired children in Hanoi has been holding morning classes to teach the kids Braille, maths, navigation and mobility techniques, computer skills, singing, dancing, and making pictures using colored buttons.

(VOVWORLD) -Vietnam has submitted a dossier to seek UNESCO recognition for Cheo, Vietnamese traditional opera, as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This is a good opportunity to promote Vietnamese folk art to the world and make the community aware of the need to preserve Cheo. To that end, Vietnam is diversifying performances of contemporary Cheo and inspiring young people to get involved in this art form.

(VOVWORLD) -Artist Tuyet Tuyet has gotten millions of views on YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook for videos in which she sings Chau Van (Vietnamese ritual singing), plays the dan nguyet (moon-shaped lute), and teaches students of different ages, backgrounds, and nationalities, but particularly students who are visually impaired. Tuyet Tuyet’s dedication to preserving and advancing Chau Van is unwavering.

(VOVWORLD) - In today's fast-paced world filled with top charts and pop and hip-hop music, traditional music genres continue to thrive. As the festive spring atmosphere envelops Vietnam, people seem to cherish the enduring values of national tradition and cultures. Join us on a journey to downtown Hanoi, where we'll delve into the revival of timeless melodies through Vietnamese traditional Ca tru and xam singing.

(VOVWORLD) - Vietnamese cuisine with its diverse, flavorful, and exquisite features has made its way to gourmets around the world in recent years. This popularity is attributable to a generation of talented and dedicated chefs.

(VOVWORLD) - Name a musical instrument in 3… 2… 1!… Guitar! That’s a response of some people I asked. But my answer is Dan Do, a zither instrument crafted entirely from indigenous bamboo, even its strings. How was it created, how does it sound, how is it played, and overall how is it different from other bamboo musical instruments? Let's find out!

(VOVWORLD) - The Old Quarter in the center of Hanoi is an attractive place for tourists because it contains the core values of craft streets. In the old days, traders and craftsmen from various localities came here to open shops close to each other and form street guilds. The convergence of traditional crafts, skilled artisans, and meticulous products to serve the royal family made the Old Quarter stand the test of time.