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There will be a number of films screened at the festival including “578”, “9”, Bright and Shiny Tan, The Girl from the Past, Just One Flea, The Sword, Street and Piano, Me and Trinh, FANTI, Peach Blossom, Hong Ha Nu Si, and The Anonymous. Hanoi’s film enthusiasts can catch these films at the National Cinema Centre, while those in Da Nang can head to the Da Nang Centre of Culture and Cinema. The 23rd Vietnam Film Festival is set to take place in Da Lat city, in the Central Highlands province of Lam Dong from November 21 to 25. The theme for the 23rd Film Festival is “Developing the Vietnamese Film Industry Imbued with National Identity, Modernity, and Humanity”. The aim is to promote the growth of the Vietnamese film industry and establish a thriving cinema industry. The post Free Film Week for Hanoi and Da Nang Movie Buffs appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .

The novel was written by Phuong between 2007 and 2010 and published by the Tre (Youth) Publishing House. The publication of this work is part of a project to translate literary works selected by the Korea-Vietnam peace culture federation, which was established by Korean and Vietnamese writers and has been engaged in cultural exchange and collaboration for the past 30 years. At the launching ceremony, Bang Hyun-suk, President of the Korean Literature Association (KLA), said the novel, which was translated into English, Chinese and other languages, is the first work selected for translation and publication in the RoK. Talking to the Vietnam News Agency, Phuong, who is also Vice President of the Vietnam Writers’ Association, said he hopes that his work will help Korean readers understand more about Vietnamese culture, thus strengthening mutual understanding between the two countries. Translator Ha Jae-hong has previously translated numerous Vietnamese literary works into Korean, inc...

Your browser does not support the audio element. It is the love that guides her to find her own path in life: making the green lifestyle her center. However, after a long time of reading books and having had more experience in life, Helly would like to call it a style of living in adaptation to nature rather than a green lifestyle. Living green or not, it’s a choice For many young people, the name Helly Tong reminds them of a green lifestyle. They love her beauty in photos of fashion collections, and they are inspired by her positive and hopeful view of life while in talks with her. Despite her popularity in terms of leading a green life, Helly does not consider herself a leader or a person who has a dominant position. At the age of 27, Helly is the founder and CEO of The Yen Concept, a business model devoted to trees with the aim of bringing balance back to modern life.  She is also the co-founder of Lại Đây Refill Station, a chain of stores selling ‘green’...