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The new words that shed light on how the youth love today

Initially perceived as just another entertainment programme, the show Anh Trai Vượt Ngàn Chông Gai has shattered expectations, creating "instant classics" and sparking a renewed appreciation for Vietnamese music and artistry.

However, while the enthusiasm for marathons is palpable, it has sparked intense discussions about their impact on the community.

In Vietnamese culture, as in many others, people are often taught from a young age that humility is a virtue.

Livestream shopping, in particular, is transforming the retail landscape, creating a lively atmosphere that encourages viewers to make impulsive purchases.

In Việt Nam, Tarot has recently gained popularity as a form of "spiritual therapy".

Experts have highlighted the challenges Vietnamese players face in maintaining their places in foreign leagues.

Pickleball, which began as a backyard game in the United States in the 1960s, has gained wide appeal as an accessible, fun way to stay active. Many young entrepreneurs have seized the opportunity to pivot their sports businesses to cater to this emerging demand.

In fact, inappropriate comments are just one aspect of sexual harassment on social media. There are a lot of other actions that fall under online sexual harassment as well, like sending filthy images and videos, modifying other people's photos with offensive information, or sending spam messages.

In the 70 years since liberation, Hà Nội has undergone profound changes, but Hanoians continue to cherish a sense of community.

In response to the recent disaster, numerous donation drives were launched, but some are questioning whether certain youth influencers are using these relief efforts as an opportunity for self-promotion.

In Việt Nam these days, the stories you hear and read about are heartwarming, lifting your spirits and strengthening your love for the country.

The latest reports indicate that more than 23,000 trees were felled across inner Hà Nội and its neighbourhood districts.

War correspondent-turned-justice-seeker Trần Tố Nga has been fighting for justice for herself and other Agent Orange victims since 2014, when she launched a lawsuit in Paris against 14 companies that allegedly produced the chemicals used by the US military in its "defoliation" campaign in South Việt Nam between 1961 and 1971.

The actual change in education comes not from the alphabets, nor the mathematical expressions, not from the rewriting of textbooks nor the rearrangement of curricula, but rather, from fundamental and grassroots ideas of morality that people have long forgone in the chase of wealth and status.

The temporary happiness of receiving likes and comments should not come at the expense of one's own safety or that of the community.

While waiting for policy reforms and mechanisms to support the sports industry, Vietnamese sports must proactively recalibrate their strategies.

While it may seem unconventional, condoms have been provided at the Olympics for nearly 40 years.