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• Vũ Bằng's Nostalgic Longings for Hanoi Teach Us How to Love a Place Deeply
• New book reveals exiled Vietnamese emperor as artist in Algeria

Đờn Ca Tài Tử Captures the Soul of Southern Vietnam in Every Melody, Every Word

“It’s not something unfamiliar, but it’s been a few years since I last heard it. Stumbling upon this beautiful bucolic scene now has made me fall in love with the Mekong Delta’s đờn ca tài tử melodies again.”

• Tran Huu Trang Theater Stages Free Shows to Draw Audience to Cai Luong
• Kien Giang’s contestant claims top prize at Vong Co singing contest

Artists bringing traditional, national elements into artistic creation

In the continuous innovation flow of the arts, many artists have drawn inspiration from traditional culture and national history to create artworks with distinctiveness.

• Cai luong veteran actress celebrates her birthday with a special performance
• Trieu Trung Kien

In Xuân Diệu's Tender Poetry, a Reminder to Love Honestly and Courageously

“Tenderly, fondly, Xuân Diệu held on to my wrist, caressing it up and down. Our eyes locked in affection…Xuân Diệu loved me.”

• Two Vietnamese artists nominated for Grammy Awards
• HCMC’s Don ca tai tu Nam Bo Composition Camp 2024 opens in Can Gio

An Giang's festival recognized by UNESCO

The Ba Chua Xu (Holy Mother of the Realm) Festival on Mount Sam in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang was officially recognised by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

• Concert featuring Vietnamese, and American artists presented in HCMC
• Overseas trips of Ca tru singer

First HCMC Theater Festival 2024 promotes city’s theatrical stages

The first HCMC Theater Festival 2024 will take place on November 12-29 with the participation of State-owned and private theaters throughout the city.

• Minh Canh: A Legendary Voice
• Three Beautiful Roses – Three Talented Singers/Actresses, each in her own way

Inside the 170-Year-Old Homestead of Vuong Hong Sen, Vietnam's Famed Historian

This noble house is one of Saigon's dormant treasures. Dating back to 1848, it once hosted a notable Saigoneer, Vuong Hong Sen, and his family now calls it home. The lives of its current inhabitants is a parable of the vicissitudes of life.