Many Vietnamese students in China said that although they are studying abroad, they remain deeply connected to their homeland and aspire to contribute their knowledge and international experience to the country’s development. For them, the upcoming election represents not only a significant political event at home but also an opportunity for overseas Vietnamese to place their confidence in Vietnam’s next phase of growth
High schools across Ha Tinh province have incorporated election themes into extracurricular activities, classroom discussions, and legal knowledge competitions, helping students better understand their rights and responsibilities as citizens.
In mid-March 2026, preparations for the election day on March 15 have created a vibrant atmosphere at Vinh University, where discussions about the nationwide event extend beyond classrooms into dormitories and student forums.
The large and dynamic group of young voters is expected to help spread civic responsibility by participating seriously in the election and selecting capable representatives who reflect the will and aspirations of the people.
Outstanding young farmer Luong Van Truong from Nghia Hung commune, Ninh Binh province, has applied a range of science and technology solutions in agricultural production, including ultra-fast germinating seeds, sprouted brown rice and no-tillage farming techniques. His innovations help increase the value of rice, protect the environment and promote modern agriculture, while inspiring local youth to pursue innovative start-ups.
In Vietnam’s contemporary art scene, few artists have devoted nearly their entire careers to a single subject. For painter Le Tri Dung, that subject is the horse, a theme he has pursued for almost half a century, leaving a distinctive mark on modern Vietnamese art.
Deputy PM Pham Thi Thanh Tra urged the youth to nurture ambitions, think big, act boldly and take responsibility, noting that entrepreneurship should create value, generate jobs and contribute to sustainable socio-economic development.
The back-to-back UCI 2.2 status is expected to elevate the profile of Vietnamese women’s cycling while offering valuable international exposure against high-calibre opponents. Organisers hope the milestone will serve as a springboard for long-term development, enhancing both competitive standards and Vietnam’s standing on the global cycling map.
Since 2024, Viettel has migrated nearly 10 million 2G users, provided more than 800,000 free 4G devices to low-income subscribers, and expanded 4G/5G coverage to 98% of the population.
One of the most important outcomes was the successful sequencing of complete mitochondrial genomes from two ancient human bone samples over 2,000 years old excavated at the Dong Xa archaeological site, now in Luong Bang commune of Hung Yen province.
In the gentle days of spring, as adults seek quiet moments to reflect and share, the Stories of Happiness opens a world of innocence - where emotions are told in the pure voices of children.
A total of 8,358 babies were born at medical facilities nationwide, through both natural delivery and cesarean sections, during the first four days of the Lunar New Year (Tet) holiday, according to the Ministry of Health.
With just a tap on a smartphone, the history of Hanoi comes vividly to life. The capital’s heritage can fit into the palm of one’s hand through the H-Heritage application.
In recent years, Vietnamese social media has witnessed the rise of a content stream that feels old-fashioned yet resonates strongly with young audiences in the digital age: documenting rural life, especially kitchen scenes, Tet preparations, and everyday family routines.
The Vietnamese team claimed 18 gold medals on their debut at the sixth World Kun Khmer Championships in Cambodia, edging hosts Cambodia to finish first overall and strengthening their push for Olympic recognition of the sport.
A Vietnam–China youth presentation themed “Inheriting the Red Gene” enabled youth from Vietnam and China to exchange views, deepen awareness of their responsibility to uphold revolutionary traditions, and propose initiatives to make youth cooperation more substantive.