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June 25th, 59 years ago: Television broadcast live globally for the first time.
The moment Messi scored, viewers worldwide erupted in excitement; but for audiences 59 years ago today, global live television was a groundbreaking feat.
How did ancient Chinese people brew wine?
Chinese researchers have discovered wine jars dating back over 2.500 years, revealing incredibly sophisticated and scientific winemaking techniques.
Why do Koreans give toilet paper and laundry detergent as housewarming gifts?
When celebrating a housewarming, Koreans often give each other toilet paper and laundry detergent as gifts. What is the meaning behind this unusual gift?
The origins and meaning of Mother's Day are not widely known.
Mother's Day is very special; it's an occasion to celebrate motherhood, strengthen family bonds, and gather together.
Over 570.000 candidates chose to take History, the highest number among elective subjects in 2026.
History has become the most popular subject in the 2026 high school graduation exam, with over 570.000 candidates registering, according to the Ministry of Education and Training.
Showing gratitude to our ancestors is not just about wreaths and incense, but also about building a worthy nation.
We honor previous generations not only with wreaths, incense, and solemn speeches, but also by building a country worthy of their sacrifices.
Why does the US allow the hunting of wild animals?
While hunting wild animals is taboo in many countries, in the United States it is permitted as long as it is done according to regulations; Americans also particularly enjoy hunting.
Why was water spinach once banned in the US and called a 'poisonous weed'?
Water spinach is a beloved vegetable in Southeast Asia, but in America it is disliked, and at one point it was even banned and eradicated in the country.
Initial assessments of the object surfacing on Quy Nhon beach are causing a stir on social media.
Authorities initially believe the object that surfaced on Quy Nhon beach could be the remains or hull of a tank left behind by the old regime's army during their retreat by sea.
First-grade students dress up as historical figures, experiencing 'following in the footsteps of heroes'.
A unique activity at a primary school in Ho Chi Minh City is helping more than 350 first-grade students learn history through AI, role-playing national heroes, and combining technology and games.
Old shirts didn't have collars; how did shirt collars come into existence?
Initially, shirts had no collar, but over time and due to the practical needs of society, the collar gradually became the most important part.
Why wasn't America discovered until the late 15th century?
Why it wasn't until the late 15th century that explorers discovered America is something that puzzles many people when they think about this large and important continent.
What exactly is non-alcoholic beer, and why isn't it cheap?
Many people choose non-alcoholic beer during social gatherings so they can drive after drinking without fear of being stopped by traffic police, but they are still unclear about the true nature of non-alcoholic beer.
The story of the final resting place of the last eunuchs in Vietnam.
Living in solitude and dying without anyone to worship them, this plight led some eunuchs of the late Nguyen dynasty to seek a resting place and a refuge for their souls after death.
On the 6th day of the Lunar New Year, Tan Son Nhat Airport welcomed the highest number of passengers in its history.
Tan Son Nhat Airport served nearly 178.000 passengers on the 6th day of Tet with more than 1.060 flights, recording the highest number of operations ever.
A bizarre project to recreate Europe through scent.
The Odeuropa project opens up a new approach to history: using artificial intelligence to reconstruct the scents that once permeated Europe from the 16th to the early 20th centuries.
Why don't people in America and Europe use bidet sprayers?
Bidet sprayers are a common and almost standard personal hygiene product in many Asian countries, but they are absent in the Americas and many European countries.
Napoleon Bonaparte: From a bullied teenager to a world military genius
Despite being bullied in his childhood, Napoleon Bonaparte rose to become one of the greatest military commanders, leaving a profound mark on European history.
The first province to announce that it will choose the Combined Subjects as the third subject for the 10th grade entrance exam.
Son La province has announced that the third subject for the 10th grade entrance exam will be a combination of three subjects: History - Geography, Natural Sciences, and English, all in multiple-choice format.
History has changed; the first computer may have been a loom in China.
A 2.000-year-old loom in China is believed to operate on a programming principle, sparking debate about the history of computers.
The Ministry of Education and Training has requested the police to investigate the act of distorting the content of textbooks.
Following reports of historical inaccuracies in the textbook "Connecting Knowledge with Life," the Ministry of Education and Training has requested the police to investigate and clarify the matter.
Why is New Year's Day on January 1st?
Last night, billions of people around the world welcomed the year 2026. Have you ever wondered why, according to the Gregorian calendar, New Year's Day is January 1st?
Who was Vietnam's first female teacher?
Do you know who the first female teacher in Vietnam was?
Who was the first empress in Vietnamese history?
The riddle seems simple, but only those with a solid understanding of history can easily answer it.
Was Meng Huo in the Three Kingdoms period a Vietnamese person?
In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Meng Huo is portrayed as a tenacious southern chieftain, but what puzzles many is whether this leader was actually an ancient Vietnamese.
Which province was once the capital of the first three feudal dynasties in Vietnam?
A simple riddle for history buffs and those passionate about learning about our origins.
Which king ascended the throne at the age of 7?
A challenge for those knowledgeable about history.
Who passed the imperial examination at the young age of 13 to become the top scholar in the national examinations?
He is the youngest laureate in the history of Vietnamese imperial examinations.
When did the tradition of giving flowers begin?
Giving flowers is an extremely effective form of communication in many situations, such as expressing love, gratitude, or apology. When did the culture of giving flowers begin?
A unique history exam question has netizens in awe.
To test History, a game-like approach called "Decode the Picture" is going viral online, delighting students and earning praise from the community for its creative idea.
