A 20-meter-tall bodhi tree collapsed across Dinh Tien Hoang Street in downtown Ho Chi Minh City during the morning rush hour of Oct. 7, plunging the many streets into three hours of traffic gridlock.

The programme, entitled Chắp Cánh Tuổi Thơ (Nurturing Children’s Dreams), follows the series organised by the newspaper with the aim to bring culture and the arts closer to the public.

The central city will drastically transform six key sectors – arts performance, film industry, fine arts and exhibition, culture-based tourism, digital content and handicrafts into potential revenue for sustainable growth in 2030-45.

Portraits and stories of female Vietnamese political prisoners are on display at a public exhibition at Hà Nội's Ngô Sỹ Liên Secondary School campus, marking a new way to help young people learn national history.

Rafizi says its alternative budget has undergone econometric process to ensure figures used grounded in reality.

The cinematic phenomenon 'The Journey of Heroes' (originally 'Trại Buôn Người') has officially crossed the VNĐ300 billion mark in revenue just 12 days after its premiere. More than just a box-office triumph, the film serves as a shining example of cultural development and collaborative filmmaking, echoing the spirit of the Politburo’s Resolution 80 on Vietnamese cultural development.

The festival will provide an opportunity to review achievements in preserving and promoting the values of Thái Xoè, honour the cultural identities of ethnic groups in the Northwestern region, and promote the land and people of Lào Cai. It will also showcase local tourism products and destinations and strengthen linkages for tourism development.

Launched in May, the campaign has staged 3,100 flag-raising ceremonies at landmarks, historical sites and "red addresses", started 1,050 youth projects and generated almost 1.3 billion social media impressions.