Nearly 40 old bicycles, some worth several thousand dollars, grouped up by West Lake on a Sunday morning. In the noisy are of car and motorbike horns, bicycle bells sometimes stroke ding-dong..

VietNamNet Bridge - With a traditional music style on the verge of extinction, residents in An Thai Village ramp up efforts to protect their sacred art.

Many singers start their careers at nightclubs. For some, singing has become a job to earn a living while some others sees night clubs as “classes” to train themselves and wait for opportunities.

VietNamNet Bridge - A group of doctors from the International Society of Prosthetics and Orthotics have instituted a new project that uses modern technology to treat children with clubfoot.

VietNamNet Bridge – Continuing its series on the life of factory workers, Tuoi Tre profiles some remarkably motivated young people.

Mekong Delta Provinces have joined the “race” to develop industrial zones (IZs). However, most IZ’s are empty or poorly tenanted, and the costs to the environment are becoming evident.

VietNamNet Bridge – Newspaper readers around the world have been amazed by the story of a 55 year-old farmer who has been sleeping with his wife’s remains for five years.

Bribes and gifts have become so commonplace that they are not seen as corruption by many patients.

The boom in Vietnamese language information websites has stirred up many problems, reports Tuoi Tre.   

VietNamNet Bridge – As Hanoi is expanded, spare a thought for the surrounding villages where lives are being irreversibly changed.