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The latest single represents 16 Typh’s second track following his debut as part of Vietnam’s largest hip hop crew, SpaceSpeakers. According to the hip-hop magazine, “Million Dollar Boy” merges the artist’s affinity for both music and fashion with a dreamy and eccentric music video. It notes that the track comes following the release of “Luat rung”, “Law of The Jungle” in English, with fellow SpaceSpeakers rapper Gonzo. The latest music video released by 16 Typh has so far attracted more than one million views since its release on August 15, thereby trending on YouTube. The post Local rapper hailed by famous hip-hop magazine appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: Online Premiere: ‘The Long Poem for the Boundaries’ Artworks play role in fighting COVID-19 in Vietnam Artist’s sketch collection celebrates Saigonese’s altruism during hard times Vietnam’s initiatives to respond to maritime security challenges lauded Vietnam intensifies handling of

Briefing on a plan for the construction of the village, Park asked the Embassy of Vietnam in the RoK for support to the project which aims to mark the 30th anniversary of the bilateral diplomatic ties (December 22, 1992 – 2022), to expand people-to-people exchange, and to promote Vietnam ’s cultural experience in the RoK. According to Park, the village will be developed on a ground of 38,350sqm. It is expected to attract around 100,000 visitors and generate some 3.7 billion won (US$2.8 million) in revenue annually. Local authorities also hope that project will create jobs for nearly half a million of local residents. The Vietnamese village in Bonghwa forms part of a project planned to step up cultural exchange and accelerate cooperation between Bonghwa and Vietnam in tourism , culture and education. The Korean province is home to a hall of the Ly Hoa Son (Lee Hwasan) clan, who are descendants of Ly Long Tuong, a prince of the Ly Dynasty ruling Vietnam between the 11th and 13th

Thousands of people from across the 10 Vietnamese provinces of Dien Bien, Quang Tri, Ha Tinh, Quang Binh, Son La, Thua Thien-Hue, Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, Quang Nam, and Kon Tum will attend the festival. They will be joined by participants from 10 Laotian provinces, including Luang Prabang, Huaphanh, Attapeu, Sekong, Xiengkhuang, Borikhamxay, Khammouan, Savannakhet, Saravane, and Phongsaly. The event is scheduled to include musical performances, fashion shows featuring traditional costumes, as well as exhibitions showcasing the numerous cultural products of both countries. Along with an exhibition on ethnic minority groups in border areas, sports games and conferences on tourism development will also take place. The function is part of a range of activities held in celebration of the 60th anniversary of joint diplomatic ties on September 5 and the 45th anniversary of the signing of the Vietnam -Laos Treaty of Amity and Cooperation on July 18. The post Dien Bien set to host Viet

PM Pham Minh Chinh and the Speaker of the Singaporean Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin. Overview of the reception. PM Pham Minh Chinh speaking at the reception. Speaker of Singaporean Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin at the event. PM Pham Minh Chinh exchanges talks with Speaker of Singaporean Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin. PM Pham Minh Chinh introduces the land and people of Vietnam to Speaker of Singaporean Parliament Tan Chuan-Jin. The post PM Pham Minh Chinh receives Speaker of Singaporean Parliament appeared first on Vietexplorer.com . View more from VietExplorer: How local tourists can help the hospitality industry in Vietnam recover? Foreign investors, experts, skilled workers and business managers are allowed to enter Vietnam Ba Be fermented sour shrimp – a must try in Bac Kan Hanoi may host F1 in November, but without int’l spectators New chess book for children released on International Children’s Day WebTVAsia, YouTube announce ‘One Love Asia’ live concert in support of UNICE

Filled with a celebratory atmosphere on the central streets of the Capital. (Photo: Thanh Dat) (Photo: Thanh Dat) People poured into the streets with the national flag in their hands to celebrate the victory of the Vietnam U23 team. (Photo: Duy Linh) Despite the heavy rain, the flow of people is still pouring into the West Lake. At this time, the Thanh Nien (Youth) Road was completely blocked. (Photo: Son Bach) (Photo: Son Bach) Foreign tourists share in the joy of victory of the Vietnamese people. (Photo: Dang Khoa) Fans watch the match at Dong Kinh Nghia Thuc Square, Hoan Kiem District (Hanoi). (Photo: Dang Khoa) The emotion and pride when singing the Vietnamese national anthem together after the Vietnam U23 team won the championship. (Photo: Dang Khoa) In Ho Chi Minh City, the atmosphere celebrating the victory of Vietnam U23 also filled the streets. (Photo: Quang Quy) A "sea of people" celebrates the victory of Vietnam U23. (Photo: Quang Quy)

The toy has long been hugely popular among children when national festivals, especially the Autumn Festival or Full-Moon Festival that falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, are in full swing. In the past, the craft created the village’s primary source of income as the toy is used by children during festivals taking place all year round, including the Mid-Autumn festival. However, the import of flashy toys over recent years has dealt a heavy blow to the traditional business in the village. Local craftsmen turn to making star-shaped lanterns for the Mid-Autumn Festival because they are typically easier to sell. Despite enduring plenty of ups and downs, Nguyen Van Huong, 62, still continues to pursue the trade. Just like other traditional toys, the trong boi represents a modest and beautiful item. The materials are cheap and easy to find, such as clay, bamboo splints, plastic sticks, and paper. The artisan says he collects clay in