#Culture

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The concert “Homeland in Our Hearts” held on the evening of August 10 at My Dinh National Stadium, Ha Noi.
Lifestyle

Building trust, safeguarding ideological foundations

Culture is a firm spiritual foundation that forges national character, unites collective strength, and plays a vital role in safeguarding independence, freedom and territorial integrity. In the context of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and deep international integration, culture also serves as a form of soft power, asserting the nation’s standing on the global stage.

Pupils at Dich Vong Secondary School in Ha Noi enjoy traditional folk games during their break. (Photo: Dich Vong Secondary School)
Education

Traditional games: Powerful tools to nurture students' minds and spirits

Traditional games allow children to experience collective activities that enrich their inner lives. They are not merely a source of joy; they also safeguard folk wisdom, community values, and the Vietnamese spirit embedded in every movement and melody. Introducing traditional games into schools is a way to teach culture, foster patriotism, compassion, and creativity among the younger generation.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chairs a conference in Ha Noi on December 27 to review the culture, sports and tourism sector’s performance in 2025 and over the past five years, and and outline key tasks for 2026. (Photo: VNA)
Domestic

Culture must be Vietnam's strength, people's spiritual foundation: PM

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has emphasised that the culture, sports, and tourism sector must embrace innovative mindset and decisive action to achieve tangible results, creating a vibrant space for development in the new era and positioning culture as both intrinsic strength of the nation and spiritual foundation of its people.

Ha Noi Ao Dai Tourism Festival 2024 with the theme “Ha Noi - The Quintessence of Ao Dai”. (Photo: THE DAI)
Culture

Viet Nam affirms its cultural position in the new era

In the era of globalisation, countries compete not only in terms of economy or military, but also in terms of cultural identity and influence. The national cultural brand is a soft passport that helps the country to be present and raise its status in the international arena.

Culture needs a sustainable ecosystem, one that can self-nurture and expand. (Illutrative image/ Photo: THANH DAT)
Culture

National identity takes centre stage in Viet Nam’s international integration

Culture is being increasingly affirmed as a cornerstone in shaping the nation’s standing. Recognising this, the Party has elevated the role of culture into concrete action, as seen in the Politburo and Party Secretariat’s assignment of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to lead the development of a national proposal on cultural promotion and international integration.

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