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Uruguayan media spotlights Vietnam’s diverse, rich culture
Vietnam has undergone a remarkable social evolution throughout its history, shaped by significant cultural changes.
The article noted that Vietnam has undergone a remarkable social evolution throughout its history, shaped by significant cultural changes. It has been influenced by globalisation, the colonial era, and the years of war, all of which have contributed to the country’s cultural diversity.
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Uruguay's Diario LaR highlighted Vietnam's impressive economic growth in recent decades. |
It also highlighted Vietnam's impressive economic growth in recent decades, which has played a key role in the nation’s rapid urbanisation. Both Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have seen explosive population growth, driven by migration from rural areas to cities in search of better job and education opportunities.
The article pointed out that education has been a decisive factor of Vietnam's social transformation. The Vietnamese Government has invested heavily in expanding public education and improving access to higher education, helping to develop a skilled workforce, boost social advancement, and empower women.
In recent decades, Vietnam has made significant strides in advancing gender equality. Women now play a more prominent role in society, actively contributing to the workforce as well as to the political and cultural life.
While many traditional customs and practices are still preserved, Vietnam has also absorbed other cultures, creating a unique fusion. Globalisation has had a profound impact on the country, bringing new technologies, fashion trends, and lifestyles.
Young people in Vietnam are embracing global cultural elements while still maintaining a strong connection to their roots, it said.
The social and cultural developments in Vietnam demonstrate the resilience and creativity of its people, a fact underscored by Diario LaR.
For the first time, the opening ceremony of the Dong Da Festival, which commemorates the Ngoc Hoi-Dong Da Victory, was held in the evening, featuring a spectacular programme that vividly recreated Emperor Quang Trung’s victory over the Chinese Qing forces.
My Duc district in Hanoi, home to the magnificent the Huong Son Landscape Complex, also known as Huong Pagoda, has pulled out all the stops in preparation for the festival.
BAC GIANG - On the evening of February 2 (the fifth day of Luna January), the Bac Giang City Party Committee, People's Council, People's Committee and Fatherland Front Committee solemnly held a festival to celebrate the 598th anniversary of the Xuong Giang Victory at Xuong Giang Temple in the Special National Relic Site of Xuong Giang Victory.
Thousands of visitors flocked to traditional festivals in the northern provinces on February 1 (the 4th day of the first lunar month).
Located to the north of the Thang Long Citadel, the ancient land of Bac Giang is not only renowned for its resilience in defending against foreign invasions but also for preserving deep memories of time. Through archaeological sites and artifacts discovered throughout the region, Bac Giang appears as a vibrant tapestry showcasing its continuous movement and development over thousands of years, in harmony with the historical flow of the nation.
Tet (Lunar New Year) is a profound symbol of Vietnamese culture, tradition and soul. Along with the brilliant beauty of the first days of spring, Tet also contains immeasurable spiritual values. These “secrets” lie not only in the customs and practices but also in the thoughts, emotions and hopes of each person when entering the new year.
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