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“Before every teaching session, we make clear assignments and prepare backup plans. For example, if the main teacher is on the East Coast, the supporting teacher will be on the West Coast. And if the main teacher is in the US, there will be another teacher in Singapore,” he explained. … [Read more...] about Founder of Got It wants to teach coding to Vietnamese children

In June 2019, Emily, together with a group cultivating talent among Vietnamese children in the UK, held a fundraising event that featured songs and dances from herself and some of the kids, which raised VNĐ150 million (US$6,500) for disadvantaged children via the charity Together for Short Lives. … [Read more...] about Vietnamese icon takes on British influence

First Party Congress: Unifying revolutionary movements The First Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam took place from March 27-31, 1935, marking the restoration of party organisations from the central to local levels, from home to abroad and at the same time unifying revolutionary movements. … [Read more...] about Fifth Party Congress: For happiness of people

The year 2019 was amazing for Quyet as he scored 21 goals and assisted 10. Under his captaincy, Hanoi made history as the first Vietnamese club to advance to the AFC Cup’s Inter-zone final. He was a top candidate for title. But a tackle against Song Lam Nghe An’s defender Nguyen Dinh Dong late in the season resulted in a red card and destroyed his chances. … [Read more...] about Golden Ball winner Quyet revels in success

Stalactites and stalagmites with vivid shapes seemed to hold our feet. Sometimes it looks like the curtains of a castle, sometimes like a silk strip lying indifferently on the cliff. There are winding stone veins as if they are taken care of by skilled craftsmen. There are many stalactites like silk threads on the cave walls. … [Read more...] about Discovering Tham Phay mysterious cave in Bac Kan