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Discovering Vietnam On A Vespa - Vimarsana News

Discovering Vietnam On A Vespa

A dragon flew out from the blue ocean, hissing and spitting venom over all other creatures floating on the water. For a long time, he reigned supreme, but one could sense a loneliness and alienation...

Vietnamese film Tro tan ruc ro' to Compete at 2024 Oscars - Vimarsana News

Vietnamese film Tro tan ruc ro' to Compete at 2024 Oscars

Vietnamese film “Tro tan ruc ro”, known as “Glorious Ashes” in English, will represent the country at the upcoming 2024 Oscars, competing in the preliminary round of the Best International Feature Film award category, said the Vietnam News Agency.

Panasonic rewards cinematic artworks created through the eyes of students - Vimarsana News

Panasonic rewards cinematic artworks created through the eyes of students

On August 25, Panasonic Vietnam held an award ceremony for the Kids Witness News 2023 programme, drawing the participation of more than 100 guests.

Source: vir.com.vn
POV: Children of the Mist - Vimarsana News

POV: Children of the Mist

Monday, July 31, 2023 at 10:30 p.m. on KPBS TV. Learn the story of Di, a 13-year-old Hmong girl living in rural Northwest Vietnam as she navigates the cultural and social challenges faced by young girls in her community while balancing inherited traditions and modernity.

Source: kpbs.org
Story of a Mong woman escaping the "catch a wife" custom - Vimarsana News

Story of a Mong woman escaping the "catch a wife" custom

(VOVWORLD) - "Catch a wife" is a traditional custom of the Mong and some other ethnic groups in Vietnam’s northwest region. The custom of a man pulling a woman to be his wife usually takes place at fairs and festivals. The couples are already in love and preparing to get married. But for many years, the custom was interpreted as "marriage by capture." Ma Thi Di, a 14-year-old Hmong girl in Sapa town, Lao Cai province, courageously resisted the backward custom and would not let others arrange her marriage and steal her life.