Small but thoughtful gestures that show a man's care and love for his wife make many women with indifferent husbands wish their husbands would do the same.
A video showing a female customer and her two young children being falsely accused of theft by two individuals claiming to be security personnel at Aeon Long Bien has sparked outrage online, with netizens demanding that those responsible be held accountable.
Sharing their experiences using E10 gasoline, most car and motorbike drivers concluded that it's "safe to use," delivery drivers also like E10 because of its affordable price, while some owners of older motorbikes find their vehicles overheat quickly.
Regarding the viral photo of rice grains popping into burnt rice while drying in the yard, some people are lamenting the scorching heat of Northern Vietnam, while others suspect it's an AI-generated image.
The trend of playing with Natasha dolls is spreading among young people and has become a topic of discussion on parenting forums, with concerns about its negative impact on children.
The small act of the young girl – bringing water to the window cleaner hanging upside down in the scorching Hanoi sun – spread positive values and attracted over 4 million views on TikTok.
Seeing foreign tourists enjoying rural life with farmers in Ninh Binh, many young netizens are envious, wishing to leave the city and return to the countryside to "raise fish and grow vegetables".
A romantic marriage proposal moment between an Australian couple at Tu San Gorge, overlooking the emerald green Nho Que River (Tuyen Quang province), has gone viral on social media.
While many netizens found it offensive that a wedding guest took home two large bags of leftover food, many others considered it a way to combat waste.
According to online warnings, scammers are using AI to create fake images of lost dogs and cats, claiming the animals are in their possession, and then urging owners to transfer money immediately.
A coffee shop in eastern China is causing a stir on social media after posting a set of rules prohibiting a range of bizarre behaviors.
Social media erupted when a woman posted a complaint about the body odor of a ride-hailing driver who was disrespectful, with many arguing that there are more civilized ways to handle such situations.
Young people in China are flocking to "online confession rooms" to relieve stress by anonymously revealing their deepest secrets.
Many young people saw "a whole world of patience and affection" when watching the clip of an elderly man, around 70 years old, holding his wife's motorbike while she stood on the seat to take photos.
The violent behavior of a foreign tourist towards a small dog in Da Nang has sparked outrage and condemnation from netizens, who want to find the person responsible and demand compensation for the harm inflicted.
Happy Minions are taking social media by storm, with many young people even using images of the character as their phone wallpapers for a very unique reason.
The 95-year-old man's patient and forgiving acceptance of his wife's outbursts of anger quickly garnered over 7,6 million views on the video.
Poor little monkey Punch had a turbulent start to his life when he was abandoned by his mother and bullied by the rest of the troop.
Từ video mổ lợn cuối năm, cô gái Trung Quốc trở nên nổi tiếng trên mạng, kéo đám đông đổ về làng quê và biến tướng là cơn sốt rao bán “đất may mắn” lấy từ nhà cô.
Netizens are excitedly sharing a clip of a baby who was crying suddenly falling silent and attentively listening to the national anthem playing from his father's phone, his hands moving in rhythm.
The "look back at 2016" trend exploded on social media, with netizens excitedly "traveling back in time" 10 years to reflect on themselves and their youthful memories.
Despite her father's best efforts to appease her, the 3-year-old girl remained sulky and refused to forgive him. This scene prompted netizens to lament the "fate of men navigating the twelfth sea of life" and the idea that "men of all ages face hardship."
The question "Why do boys drink less bubble tea?" is causing a stir on social media with unique and humorous answers that have many people laughing uncontrollably.
Besides those who were overjoyed to have a 4-day New Year's holiday, many netizens were worried about having to work and look after their children at the same time, or that "if you don't have money, you'll just have to stay home."
A video of a baby pretending to faint to avoid being punished by his dad for breaking a toy has delighted netizens, who praised the baby's "amazing acting," but many believe that such behavior should not be encouraged in children.
The moment a father held onto his daughter's hand for so long on her wedding day and wiped away his tears as he turned away brought tears to the eyes of many on social media.
The anticipation for the holiday season has caused a frenzy among young netizens, with images and videos blending Christmas and Lunar New Year themes, which they call the "Christmas-Spring" trend.
A video of a 19-month-old baby descending stairs in a unique way has garnered 8 million views on TikTok, with netizens praising the child's cleverness while others express concerns about the baby's safety.
Not only the HH Linh Dam apartment complex, but many other rental housing areas are also refusing electric motorbikes, while gasoline-powered motorbikes will gradually be banned in Hanoi, leading many netizens to consider public bicycles as a solution.
The story of a young man who tried to eat 130 tapioca dumplings at the airport because he wasn't allowed to bring them into Japan has been shared online, along with advice to do thorough research before traveling abroad.
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