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Domestic and international scientists presented nearly 60 reports, focusing on culture-literature-arts, history-society, and Vietnamese language teaching methods. Le Hoang Dung, Vice President of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, said the conference aims to create a high-quality scientific forum on Vietnamese studies at home and in the region, and establish a network for international researchers to discuss issues in the contemporary Vietnamese society. Mentioning cultural diplomacy, Vu Thi Viet Nga, from the Vietnam National Institute of Culture and Arts Studies (VICAS), stressed that thanks to efforts in this regard, Vietnam has promoted its image and culture in the international arena, adding that more and more countries want to learn about the country in a more intensive, extensive and practical way.   Bui Minh Hao, from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, said in the context of exhausted natural resources, cultural values play an in...

Waale, also known as Dinh Khai Tam, answered a fan’s question about why he was unable to speak Vietnamese fluently despite growing up in Vietnam. He has a Vietnamese mother and a Danish father. He lived in Vietnam before relocating to Denmark when he was in high school. “I went to international schools when I was a kid and only spoke English,” Waale explained. “I also talked to my parents in English at home. “My mother tried to teach me Vietnamese, but I was too lazy to learn.” The 24-year-old player said he later regretted it when he was unable to communicate with his grandparents when visiting them in northern Thai Nguyen Province during the Lunar New Year holiday. “Even though I was never able to talk to my grandmother again after she passed away, I was determined to learn Vietnamese,” he said. Tim Waale shares his motivation to learn Vietnamese on his Instagram account. Photo: VBA Tuan Anh, the fan who asked Waale the question, thanked the player for his answer,...