Memories of street calls5/14/2017 3:08:34 PM (GMT+7)
Though street calling is less common now than it used to be, you can still hear it from time to time on the streets of Hanoi.
The Japanese professor who loves Viet Nam’s heritage4/20/2017 2:51:56 PM (GMT+7)
Ha Noi Museum has recently added a special item to its collection: a wooden replica of Mong Phu Village Gate, one of the unique architectural structures in the ancient village of Duong Lam
Learning Vietnamese to love Vietnam more4/16/2017 9:00:00 AM (GMT+7)
Learning Vietnamese is becoming more popular with foreigners living and working in Vietnam. In addition to the language, they are learning more about Vietnam and its people.
Spaniard gives VN a sweet tooth12/17/2016 9:40:00 AM (GMT+7)
VietNamNet Bridge – Confectionary markets in Da Nang have recently
welcomed a new product: organic candy “Pop” made by Vietnamese materials
with Spanish secrets.
Diversity enchants Japanese man12/17/2016 8:45:00 AM (GMT+7)
VietNamNet Bridge – Yasushi Ogura is not a businessman, but this
long-term visitor to Viet Nam invested his money to help a farming
couple open a coffee shop in the northernmost part of the country.
Healer keeps Hoi An clean her own way10/30/2016 2:20:00 PM (GMT+7)
VietNamNet Bridge – Seven years ago, Megumi Kawada, a Japanese-English
freelance translator from Kyoto, followed her heart to Ha Noi.
Young Palestinian man finds a second home in Vietnam9/10/2016 7:51:00 AM (GMT+7)
“Funny”, “friendly” and “very handsome” are the
first words that many people in Viet Nam, especially girls, say when
they talk about Saleem Hammad after meeting him in real life or seeing
him on television.
French artist takes inspiration from Vietnam embroidery8/12/2016 3:49:00 PM (GMT+7)
French contemporary artist Lionel Descostes recently came back to Vietnam from a solo exhibition in Bangkok where he showcased his handmade embroidery pieces, which are the result of his years’ work in Vietnam.
Frenchman falls for VN coffee5/8/2016 10:35:00 AM (GMT+7)
VietNamNet Bridge – Coffee, one of Viet Nam’s worldwide renowned
specialties, was introduced to the country in 1875 by the French during
their colonialisation of Indochina. Coffee plantations were located in
the Central Highlands