The old man with silver hair still calmly carries his barrels of gears on his old bike along the streets. Among accidental passerby, few know that he is 80 years old already, who has more th [ … ]

Over the last seven years, 48-year-old Nguyen Thanh Son has helped the poor by worrying about burial observances for their dead relatives in Phuoc Thoi Ward, O Mon District in the Mekong Del [ … ]

Professor, Doctor Yassen Zassoursky, head of journalism faculty at Lomonosov State University of Russia, has been presented with the Friendship Order for his contributions to Vietn [ … ]

Returning to Vietnam to “seek failure” at the advice of his Japanese teacher six years ago, architect Vo Trong Nghia faced great difficulties at the beginning--to harvest stunning successes [ … ]

Tran Thang has hosted a slew of study-abroad seminars and activities for Vietnamese students, found several old maps proving Vietnam’s sovereignty, and introduced the country’s history and c [ … ]

“I only wish to preserve the soul of letters. All titles are meaningless to me,” said Mr. Duong Van Ngo, 82, the most senior and the last public letter-writer in Vietnam.

Nguyen Van Minh loves to clean up advertisements for housing, concrete cutting and drilling, drainage dredging and other services plastered on the electricity poles and walls along streets n [ … ]

During his meals or on the way, Rick Passaro always thought about things that are related to langurs, because he knew that langurs need him.

A 70-year-old man in Hanoi walks around five kilometers every day to remove numerous ads illegally posted on utility posts and walls in his neighborhood, and hopes to make his city clea [ … ]

Learning to read and write, even in the mother tongue, is never an easy task for the blind. When it comes to studying a foreign language, the difficulties increase exponentially.