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Grief and Respect: A Tribute to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong On the morning of July 26, a solemn scene unfolded at the Vietnamese Embassy in Beijing. A 77-year-old woman, Vu Thuc Hue, dressed in dark attire, arrived to pay her respects to General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong. With a heavy heart, she bowed respectfully before the late leader and then quietly penned her condolences in the memorial book, expressing her deepest sympathies in Chinese. Vu Thuc Hue, a 77-year-old Beijing resident, signs the condolence book for General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong at the Vietnamese Embassy in Beijing on July 26. Hue, a former nurse at the Guilin Nanxishan Hospital in China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, has a special connection to Vietnam. Her hospital once treated wounded soldiers and officials from South Vietnam. Just two months ago, she attended the 70th-anniversary celebrations of the Dien Bien Phu victory in Vietnam. Upon hearing the news of General Secretary Nguyen ...

Careful selection of longans for the export market. Strict harvesting procedures ensure the longans meet export standards. Each longan is carefully inspected and chosen for export. Harvesters pay close attention to ensure the highest quality fruit. Members of the Trang Ti Garden Fruit Production Cooperative tend to their longan trees. The cooperative’s longan export area covers 69 hectares. Longans ready for harvest. Longans growing in abundance. Exporting longans is a highly profitable venture. Longans are sorted after being harvested. Only the best longans make it through the rigorous selection process for export. Longans are packaged at the factory, ready for export. Batches of longans prepared for air export to the US and Australian markets. You may also like Ben Tre green-skin pomelo value chain proves effective Cooperatives trading green-skin pom...

Hanoi is undergoing a green revolution, with plans to renovate and rejuvenate 30 parks and flower gardens by the end of 2024. This initiative, led by the Hanoi Municipal People’s Committee, aims to enhance the city’s natural beauty and provide much-needed green spaces for its residents and visitors. Yen So Park in Hoang Mai District showcases the city’s commitment to this initiative. The park offers a lush, green oasis, providing a much-needed respite from the urban hustle and bustle. Photo: Duc Hoan Creating Green Oases: Meeting the Demand for Nature Hanoi is not just repairing degraded areas; it is transforming them into vibrant, healthy spaces. One such example is the Cua Nam Flower Garden in Hoan Kiem District, which has undergone a stunning artistic renovation. This once-neglected space now boasts French colonial posters and murals, attracting both children and the elderly, especially during the summer months. A silk painting entitled “Spring Flower Mark...

A vibrant, two-kilometer-long flower walk has transformed the coastal road of Vo Nguyen Giap in Son Tra District, Danang, into a stunning attraction. With an investment of over VND4 billion from the city, this unique central city project features a dazzling array of tropical flowers and artistic installations, creating an unforgettable experience for locals and tourists alike. The flower walk showcases a variety of brilliant blooms, including roses, daisies, and bougainvillea, alongside spectacular art and lighting effects. It offers a vibrant and colorful route for visitors to enjoy, providing a beautiful contrast to the iconic My Khe Beach located nearby. The beach flower walk in Danang, Vietnam, is adorned with artwork and vibrant flowers. Photo: Thanh Nguyen One local resident, Ngo Dao from Hai Chau District, shared her excitement about the new addition: “I was impressed by the vibrant flower route when I visited with my family. It’s amazing to stroll along the beach ...

On Tuesday night, a local official shared exciting news with Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper: 12 baby sea turtles had hatched on the beach in Nhon Hai Commune. This was the second group of sea turtle hatchlings to emerge from their nests along this stretch of sand, with the first batch having hatched around the end of May and early June. Word spread quickly, and soon adults, children, and tourists gathered on the beach, their eyes glued to the sand as they eagerly awaited the appearance of the tiny turtles. Dung Nhan / Tuoi Tre: Children gather to witness the sea turtles hatching at Nhon Hai Commune beach in Quy Nhon City, Binh Dinh Province, Vietnam, on July 9, 2024. As the first turtle hatchlings broke free from the sand, the crowd erupted in cheers and applause, with children especially captivated by the magical sight. “I was awe-struck and overjoyed to witness the turtle eggs hatch,” shared Nguyen Duy Khoa from Quy Nhon City, describing his first experience of this spec...