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In Ho Chi Minh City, Bluey’s launch screening will run from June 24 to July 7. In Hanoi, the cartoon’s launch screening will be on June 26, then on June 30 and July 1. Bluey will also have free public screenings in Da Nang on July 5 and in Can Tho on July 6. Three episodes of Bluey, titled “Magic Xylophone,” “Grannies,” and “The Beach,” totaling 21 minutes, will be screened with a Vietnamese voiceover. Bluey is an animated series about a family of Australian blue heelers dogs, produced by Brisbane-based Ludo Studio for ABC Kids and co-commissioned by ABC Children’s and BBC Studios. The colorful ensemble of canine characters includes Bluey Heeler and Bingo Heeler, Bluey’s younger sister. Their parents are Bandit Heeler, an archaeologist, and Chilli Heeler, who works part-time in airport security. Since its premiere in 2018, the series has gained viewership from all around the world. It has been praised for its realistic portrayal of contemporary family life and its ability to add...

Students from Quoc Hoc High School participate in a performance staged by The Wall band. According to archeographer Tran Ly Ly, music and dance are used to tell a story honouring skillful hands of artisans. Bobby Kim, an artist of the Republic of Korea, performs at the ceremony. Hue, the last capital of the Vietnamese feudalism (the Nguyen Dynasty), still preserves almost the original tangible and intangible cultural heritages, including traditional craft villages. Many craft villages were established to serve the royal court and the daily life of local people at that time. Despite ups and downs, hundreds of craft villages have been preserved for hundreds of years, showing the strong vitality and gratitude to the ancestors of the ancient capital. Hue’s craft villages are divided into six main groups producing tools, interior decorations, garment, building materials, food, and jewelries. The preservation of traditio...