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Over the past five years, the school has carried out many practical emulation movements in line with the implementation of its assigned tasks. Accordingly, instructors have actively and proactively renewed education and training contents while innovating teaching methods close to the unit’s reality. 17 groups and 31 individuals honored for their achievements in the “Determined to Win” movement in the 2014-2019 period Currently, 100 percent of the school’s instructors hold bachelor degrees with 65.43 per cent of them holding post-graduate degrees. The school has 21 associate professors, 87 doctors of philosophy, 671 masters of art and science, and one instructor honored with the title “Meritorious Teacher.” Addressing the event, General Nghia hailed and congratulated the unit on the outcomes of their task performance since 2014. He hopes that the school will continue renewing its teaching contents to conduct other emulation … [Read more...] about Military school launches emulation drive

A web series on People’s Artist and theatre actress Le Thuy, a star of cai luong (reformed opera), has been released on YouTube to mark the artist’s 40-year career. People’s Artist and cai luong star Le Thuy (left). Her career is featured in the web series Hồi Ký Một Kiếp Cầm Ca - Sinh Ra Để Hát (Memoirs of a Performer - Born to Be on Stage), which has been released on YouTube to mark the artist’s 40-year career. Photo courtesy of the producer The film Hồi Ký Một Kiếp Cầm Ca - Sinh Ra Để Hát (Memoirs of a Performer - Born to Be on Stage), written and directed by Dinh Tri, features the career of Thuy, one of the region’s leading performers in cai luong. The work includes 32 episodes and highlights the artist’s devotion for cai luong and her important role in developing southern traditional theatre between the 1970s and 1990s. “Each 60-minute part … [Read more...] about Web series on cai luong performer released on YouTube

Lieutenant General Le Hien Van, Deputy Director of the General Department of Politics and Deputy Head of the Board, attended the event. At the event The exchange included three parts, namely “heroic, indomitable, faithful and clever,” “military women confident and shining,” and “joint rhythms of marching steps.” At the event, delegates enjoyed time-honored songs performed by popular artists and listened to guests share stories about the development of women’s movements and the progress of women advancement and gender equality within the Defense Ministry over the past time. The program is seen as a practical activity in response to the national action month on gender equality and prevention of violence against women and girls in 2019, contributing to promoting the advancement of women and gender equality in the military. Translated by Trung Thanh … [Read more...] about Art exchange highlights military women

As of now, there are 64 million Vietnamese Internet users, 94% of whom uses the Internet on a daily basis, according to a report on Vietnamese Digital Marketing in 2019. More particularly, Vietnamese people spend up to 6 hours and 42 minutes a day on social media platforms, streaming movies or listening to music. With such a booming market, many domestic and foreign entertainment providers are trying to get their share of the pie. POPS, a Vietnamese digital entertainment production and publishing company recently launched an app in their name, providing free copyrighted content created by Vietnamese production crews and well-known Vietnamese actors and performance artists. In addition to supporting Vietnamese content creators, the app’s creators also aim to provide family-friendly contents that would appeal to a large portion of viewers. Foreign companies have also made some moves with their localized platforms in Vietnam, for instance HBO Go with more and more local-centric … [Read more...] about Online entertainment: A race for quality

"Organ donations can give life to others. Donating is a good deed we can do after death," says Pham Hung, a 12th grader at Nguyen Du High School in Ba Ria Vung Tau Province. Students at Nguyen Du High School attend a roundtable meeting on the importance of organ donations. Hung and his close friend Dinh Huu Thien Phuc, an 11th grader at the school, have been working for months on a research project that raises students' awareness about the value of organ donations. Their project has received a positive response from teachers, students and officials. “We wanted to do something to spread the good will and compassion shown by organ donors, who help to save other people,” Hung says. The two students say they were especially inspired by the story of a seven-year-old girl from Hanoi who died of a brain tumor last year and whose corneas were donated for transplant operations in two patients. Watching An’s inspiring story on television, Hung and Phuc were motivated … [Read more...] about Students spread the word about importance of organ donations in Vietnam