A dramatic showdown between a tall Western tourist and a Thai girl in Moc Chau, competing in a traditional folk sport of the northern mountainous region, has delighted netizens.
Many people are familiar with the custom of "sweeping out on the first day of the Lunar New Year and sweeping in on the third day," but they don't know why this taboo exists during the Lunar New Year.
A familiar yet meaningful folk riddle has become a tough challenge on the "Road to Olympia" competition.
Tuan Cry, the author of the hit "Bac Bling," released a new song featuring child singer Kim Cuong, inspired by the game of rock-paper-scissors, which quickly garnered hundreds of thousands of views.
This is a traditional ritual in Guangdong (China) during the Lunar New Year, where participants strip naked and roll across beds made of sharp, thorny branches.
According to traditional beliefs, the correct way to serve rice is to take it at least twice, even if the amount of rice in the bowl is small; why is it considered taboo to serve rice only once?
Palm trees are known for their beautiful, broad leaves, used for roofing houses, shops, markets, etc., but whether palm fruit is edible is a question many people have.
The following folk riddle is considered a brain-teasing puzzle that leaves adults scratching their heads trying to find the answer.
Professor and Doctor of Science To Ngoc Thanh, the eldest son of the renowned painter To Ngoc Van, passed away on the morning of April 24th at the age of 90.
This year, the Ba Chua Kho Temple (Bac Ninh) is free from the crowds and the lavish offerings of food brought to "pay off debts" that were common in previous years.
Six years after the Sao Mai 2017 competition, Luong Ha My Anh released her debut album titled "Mo Duyen" (Dream of Love).
There's a Vietnamese folk saying, "Don't travel on the 7th, don't return on the 3rd." Do you know where this custom of avoiding travel comes from?
Hanging Dong Ho paintings during Tet (Lunar New Year) is a tradition for many families, with the hope of a prosperous, peaceful, and happy new year.
This evening (January 18th), singer Tan Nhan held her second wedding ceremony, but she decided to keep her groom a secret from the media.
The melodies of Cheo and Xam folk songs were adapted by artists to spread awareness and encourage the whole society to join hands in fighting the Covid-19 pandemic.
To celebrate the Lunar New Year of the Rat, the painting "The Mouse Wedding" from Dong Ho village (Bac Ninh province) is the most popular choice; however, not everyone understands its deeper meaning.
The play 'Tu Phu' is inspired by the shamanic ritual. Director Viet Tu spent four years researching and developing the concept for the play 'Tu Phu,' drawing inspiration from this ritual.
Bui Le Man surprised everyone with her rendition of "The Vi Dam Melody Is You." Her simple, unadorned yet emotionally charged singing style surprised many upon her debut.
(VTC News) - Several folk remedies are very effective in repelling snakes, and people should apply them given the current increase in attacks by red-tailed pit vipers on humans.
(VTC News) - Celery is a common vegetable and can be used in medicine to clear heat, calm the liver, dispel wind, promote diuresis, and invigorate the brain and strengthen the spirit.
(VTC News) - Garlic is a familiar spice that offers many health benefits.
(VTC News) - According to traditional medicine, water spinach has a mildly sweet taste and a cooling nature, with many benefits such as: relieving heat, promoting urination and defecation, treating constipation, and relieving frequent urination.
(VTC News) - Some "strong-smelling" vegetables and fruits actually have amazing health benefits.
(VTC News) - The Central Traditional Medicine Hospital has just released a method for preventing and treating measles.
Folklore offers many ways to treat male erectile dysfunction, among which some remedies, though simple, have surprisingly effective results.
(VTC News) - Vo Hong Quan, the runner-up in the Miss Vietnam in France pageant, convincingly won first place in the chamber music category of the 2013 Sao Mai singing competition.
(VTC News) – With an overwhelming number of contestants (9/11), it's no surprise that four female contestants made it to the final round of the Sao Mai Folk Music category.
(VTC News) – Chung kết Sao mai 2013 dòng dân gian tối nay (17/8) có đến 9/11 thí sinh là nữ.
Many people are sharing a method of shaking their hands 1.800 times a day—in the morning, noon, and afternoon—to cure illnesses and improve health.
(VTC News) - Folklorist Nguyen Van Quyển exclaimed, "If you want to hear Quan Ho folk songs, don't go to the Lim festival!"
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