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Vietnam was one of eight debutantes in an expanded World Cup field in New Zealand and Australia. The team entered the tournament with modest expectations, aiming to make their mark on the international football stage and represent their country. Duc Chung, who had likened the formidable United States team to a “formidable mountain” leading up to Saturday’s match, expressed satisfaction with his team’s commendable performance in the face of the unyielding American offense. “We made a concerted effort to hinder the offensive efforts of the U.S. team. We strategized and devised defensive tactics to counter their attacks,” he stated, with the aid of a translator. “Regarding our team’s morale and determination, we are extremely content with our performance today.” He commended his goalkeeper, Tran Thi Kim Thanh, for her exceptional performance, as she consistently worked hard to defend against the opposing team’s advances and prevent them from entering the final third of the field. ...

Giselle is a timeless ballet that explores themes of forgiveness, redemption, love, and betrayal. Set against a haunting forest backdrop, the story follows the journey of Giselle, a young girl who experiences heartbreak and transforms into a vengeful spirit seeking justice for abandoned brides. Originally performed in Paris in 1841, Giselle remains one of the oldest and most beloved ballets in the international repertoire, captivating audiences worldwide. “As the national ballet theatre, we have had the privilege of performing renowned ballets such as Swan Lake and La Sylphide,” stated Phan Manh Duc, the director and art director of VNOB. “Giselle holds a special place in the hearts of both dancers and ballet enthusiasts alike. It is always a joy for us to showcase this exquisite masterpiece to the public.” Giselle, the eponymous character of the ballet, epitomizes purity and innocence as she navigates her love for Albrecht, a nobleman who ultimately betrays her. In death, Gisell...

Phuoc and Hoa’s performance mesmerized over 2,000 international spectators at the festival, which is renowned as one of the top three circus festivals in the world. The dynamic duo are also the main stars of the circus production called ‘Mysterious Persia’, delighting children at the Phuong Nam Art Theater’s circus in Ho Chi Minh City’s Go Vap District throughout the summer. In addition to Vietnam, Russia and Yakutia also received gold medals at the festival in Almaty City. Furthermore, six other acts were honored with three silver medals and three bronze medals. The festival, which took place from last Wednesday until Sunday, brought together 100 skilled circus artists from various countries, including Kazakhstan, Germany, Vietnam, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Ethiopia, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, the UK, the Czech Republic, Tajikistan, and Lithuania. Stay updated with the latest news from Vietnam by liking us on Facebook  or  following us on Twitter ! The post Vietnam Takes H...

Vietnam News Today (Aug. 8) notable headlines Vietnam, Philippines set sights on US$10 billion trade target Top legislator meets Philippine lower house speaker in Jakarta Vietnam braces for more tropical storms this month Vietnamese culture, trade promoted in Osaka​ Travel+Leisure reveals best things to do in Da Nang and Hoi An USAID project enhances linkages for SMEs in Vietnam ASEAN Secretary-General highly values Vietnam’s activeness, sense of responsibility HCM City youths’ summer volunteer programs celebrated Top Vietnamese legislator meets with Thai House Speaker At the meeting between National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue and Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives Ferdinand Martin Romualdez. Vietnam, Philippines set sights on US$10 billion trade target Both nations have agreed to promote substantive development of bilateral relations, especially in the fields of economy, trade, and investment, whilst striving to swiftly elevate bil...

The first night of the Born Pink Hanoi concert took place on July 29th and 30th, marking the end of the four girls’ Asian tour. The concert started with their hit song “How You Like That” and included a series of other popular songs like “Ddu-du Ddu-du,” “Forever Young,” “Shut Down,” and “Kill This Love.” BLACKPINK, the internationally renowned girl group, gave solo performances and interacted with the Vietnamese audience in their native language. They even wore traditional Vietnamese ‘non la’ hats and danced to the popular local song “See Tinh” by Hoang Thuy Linh. Despite heavy rain, Vietnamese fans showed their enthusiasm by braving the weather to attend the concert. The stadium was filled with a sea of pink as the fans, known as BLINKs, danced along to the music, creating an electrifying atmosphere. The post Hanoi Experiences BLACKPINK’s Debut “Born Pink” Concert appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .