Hồ Quý Ly and the Reform of the Nation
During the reign of Emperor Dụ Tông, the Trần dynasty fell into a severe crisis. The heroic spirit of Đông A was no longer present. The internal…
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Khải Định’s Tomb – The Most Unique Tomb Architecture
The Tomb of Emperor Khải Định is one of the monuments within the Complex of Huế Monuments, which was recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage…
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The Abdication of Emperor Bảo Đại and Its Significance for the August Revolution and Vietnamese History
The success of the August Revolution led to the establishment of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, now the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, marking a glorious milestone in…
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Cải Lương: Vietnam’s Theatrical Love Letter to Its Roots
Cải Lương is one of the most distinctive traditional theatrical art forms in Vietnam, deeply rooted in the cultural identity of the Southern region. This art form…
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Empress Nam Phương’s Letter That Pierced Emperor Bảo Đại’s Heart
Reading the lines written by Empress Nam Phương to her husband’s mistress, Bảo Đại’s face gradually turned pale. Fifty years later, the letter was finally made public,…
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Ngô Thụy Miên – The Balladeer of Love
“Tình ơi! Dù sao đi nữa, xin vẫn yêu em” (Love! No matter what, I still love you) – That is the only thing I want to…
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The Tumultuous and Eventful Life of Lý Chiêu Hoàng
Lý Chiêu Hoàng was the first and only queen regnant in the history of our feudal Vietnam. She was also the youngest empress to be officially enthroned.…
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Savor the Authentic Taste of Vietnam with Nem Nướng
When it comes to Vietnamese cuisine, one cannot overlook the rich, exquisite flavors of nem nướng, a delectable grilled pork sausage that embodies the perfect harmony of…
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The Imperial City of Hue: A Testament to Vietnam’s Last Dynasty
The Imperial City of Hue, also known as Hoàng thành Huế in Vietnamese, is a cultural and architectural marvel located in the heart of central Vietnam. This…
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The Flavor of Cơm Tấm : The Crystallization of Love for the Land and Love for People
Embark on a journey through the heart of Vietnamese cuisine with Cơm Tấm, or broken rice. From its modest origins to becoming a culinary icon, this dish…
