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Why AI Short Films Are Booming Yet Still Miss the Human Soul

Editor's note: The rapid development of technology and artificial intelligence has fueled an explosion of AI-generated short films across digital platforms. Sensational plots, illogical twists and conventionally attractive characters with similar expressions are drawing huge audiences and generating substantial revenue from advertising and subscription packages.

06-10-2026

Why Panama’s President Chose Hanoi’s Temple of Literature

On the morning of Oct. 6, as part of his official visit to Vietnam, President Mulino and the First Lady Maricel Cohen De Mulino toured the Temple of Literature, known in Vietnamese as Van Mieu - Quoc Tu Giam.

06-10-2026

Why Teens Are Flocking to the ‘I Hate My Parents’ Online Group

In recent days, a group called “I Hate My Parents” has attracted widespread attention from internet users as its membership has grown rapidly.

06-10-2026

What a Young Couple’s Clay House Teaches Us About Low‑Cost, Eco‑Friendly Building

About 10 years ago, during a trip to explore Bao Lam district in the former Lam Dong province, Le Tuan Kiet, born in 1996 and originally from HCMC, now living in Bao Lam 1 Commune in Lam Dong, came across a lush plot of land beside a lake.

06-10-2026

How a ‘Granny’ Persona Turned a Rural Kitchen into a $5,700‑a‑Month Business

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06-10-2026

The Ra ngoi: A Silent Love Language at Risk in Vietnam’s Hre Community

For generations of the Hre ethnic community in central Vietnam, the Ra ngoi mouth harp was more than an instrument: its melodies let young men and women court, converse and express feelings that words could not.

05-10-2026

Why AI‑Generated Short Dramas Are Booming Worldwide

Packed with beautiful characters, polished settings, breakneck plots and increasingly outrageous twists, AI-generated short dramas are drawing millions of viewers into an entertainment format many find difficult to stop watching.

05-10-2026

Term‑Limited Apartment Ownership: What It Means for Vietnamese Homebuyers

When apartment buildings reach the end of their lifespan, citizens' lawful property rights cannot expire alongside the structure. This principle must serve as the starting point for all revisions to the Housing Law.

05-10-2026

How Lu Market Keeps Traditional Snacks Cheap

At Lu Market in northern Vietnam, eight sugar-coated fried cakes cost about 38 cents. The nearly century-old market draws visitors with affordable snacks and the familiar rhythms of rural life.

04-10-2026

How an 82‑Year‑Old Farmer’s Partnership with Scientists Made Durian Farming Profitable

Le Van Sau has built a 5.5ha VietGAP-certified durian orchard that can bring a profit of VND5 billion a year. After 45 years of working with his orchard, he has concluded that the key to successful farming is working alongside scientists.

04-10-2026