Drawing on Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm''s detailed and practical guidance, artists and researchers voiced confidence that Vietnamese culture will undergo a sharp transformation and truly become both a spiritual foundation and a key driver of sustainable...
Recognised as a National Intangible Cultural Heritage, Mo Mường is more than ceremonial texts. It preserves history, customs, beliefs and social values passed down through generations.
Tourism exchange between China and Việt Nam was expected to reach higher level after a culture and art programme held on May 14 at the Chinese Cultural Centre in Hà Nội.
Running from September 11-20, the event is envisioned to become a signature cultural brand for Hà Nội, contributing to the realisation of cultural development goals in line with key resolutions of the Central Government and the city in the new era.
Xinjiang promotes culture and tourism in Hà Nội, aiming to draw Vietnamese visitors, as both sides highlight growing travel ties and plans for expanded cooperation.
Rare and ancient documents of the Nguyễn Dynasty is available for public at the Huế Monuments Conservation Centre''s Chuyện kể từ những trang cổ thư (Stories from Ancient Texts) exhibition.
Hosted by the Hà Nội University of Culture, the event will serve as a forum to share research findings, successful models, and practical experience in cultural development in Việt Nam today.
Hosted by the Hà Nội University of Culture, the event will serve as a forum to share research findings, successful models, and practical experience in cultural development in Việt Nam today.
Mường heritage - if systematically preserved and integrated into tourism, education, and local enterprise - offers a practical, endogenous resource for sustainable development across the province.
More than two months after the implementation of Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW on cultural development in the new era, experts say its groundbreaking provisions affirm the central role of culture and people in the country’s sustainable development strategy.
Hạnh said the reward mechanisms under Resolution 80 should motivate handicraft workers to continue passing on skills and preserving traditional cultural values.
Việt Nam plans to train 5,000 specialists to develop educational history video games as part of a sweeping push to digitise heritage, strengthen cultural industries and invest more heavily in the arts.
One of eight priority tasks is promoting cultural industries, expanding the cultural market and positioning national cultural brands linked with cultural tourism.
Resolution No 80-NQ/TƯ positions culture as a key resource for sustainable development. In Phú Nghĩa Commune, Hà Nội, the plan is being put into action with targets to upgrade cultural institutions, revive craft villages through tourism, grow the cultural industry,...