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‘Chiem Doat’ is a gripping psychological thriller film that features an outstanding cast including Miu Le, Phuong Anh Dao, Lanh Thanh, Karik, Phuong Thanh, Luong Thuy Linh, and Trong Hai. Directed by Thang Vu and co-written by Tran Khanh Hoang, Choi Hyo Bi, and Kim Sang Woo, this film promises to captivate audiences. The story revolves around a babysitter named My who starts working for a wealthy young family. As the movie progresses, the audience is taken on a thrilling journey where the deep, dark secrets of the family members are revealed. Amidst this, trust begins to form and bonds are created with My. This film holds great significance as a groundbreaking Vietnamese production backed by KBS’ subsidiary, KBS Media, through their Vietnamese production unit, ERS Factory Company Limited. This collaboration represents a major step forward in the cooperation between the Vietnamese and South Korean cinema industries. Notably, KBS Media has previously provided funding for ‘An Di Roi Ke...

The tourism industry in Hanoi has been actively seeking technological advancements to support the development of smart tourism. As part of this effort, QR codes have been integrated into many of the city’s historical sites to enhance the overall tourist experience. This innovative solution allows visitors to easily access additional information and interactive features by simply scanning the QR codes. By implementing this technology, Hanoi aims to provide a more immersive and informative experience for tourists, while also showcasing its rich cultural heritage.  Local visitors scan QR code through the gate of the Temple of Literature. Photo: Hoai Nam/ The Hanoi Times At 8 am, Nguyen Viet Cuong, a knowledgeable tour guide, arrived at the historically significant Temple of Literature cultural site with a group of enthusiastic tourists from the picturesque northern province of Hai Duong. Making the ticketing process efficient and hassle-free, Cuong opted for t...

In Hue city, Thua Thien Hue College of Education in collaboration with Hue University organized the Bunpimay traditional Tet program on the evening of April 8, with many meaningful activities for nearly 340 Lao students The program was thoughtfully organized with traditional rituals. The opening ceremony is the water splashing ceremony with the desire to dispel the fatigue and sorrows of the old year, and to welcome good luck and happiness for all things in the new year. After the water splashing ceremony, there is a ceremony to pray for luck by tying the wrist thread, a unique cultural trait in Lao. A large calyx is placed in the center of the stage and colorful threads are attached to the branches of the calyx. Everyone present sat around to pray for good luck, then tied the thread together to wish each other good health, luck and success. Also at the program, Laos students introduced the history of the New Year day, their traditions, costumes, the Lao ethnic groups through ...