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Vietnamese Language for Foreigners | Empower Your Skill
Beyond the words and phrases, we will delve into the heart of Vietnamese culture, uncovering the treasures that this vibrant language holds.
Vietnamese Coffee | From Iced Coffee to Yogurt Blends and Egg Coffee
Vietnam is not only one of the world’s largest coffee producers but also stands tall as the leading producer and exporter of the Robusta coffee variety.
Latest Updates on Vietnam Visa Policies in 2023
This article provides the latest updates on Vietnam visa policies for foreigners interested in traveling or obtaining a student visa
Vietnamese Mooncakes I Indulge in Traditional Mid-Autumn
Welcome to the world of Vietnamese mooncakes! In this blog post, we’ll explore the flavors, cultural importance, and types of these delightful treats. Mooncakes are a symbol of unity and are enjoyed during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Get ready to discover the enchanting world of mooncakes in Vietnam!
The Vietnam E-visa Guide I Unleash Your Boundless Adventure
The Vietnam e-visa can be easily obtained from the comfort of your own home with a few simple steps.
Vu Lan Festival in Vietnam I Discover Its Rich Origins and Meaning
The Vu Lan Festival (held on the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month every year) is one of the major Buddhist festivals originating from the legend of Maudgalyayana rescuing his mother from the realm of hungry ghosts. Vu Lan has become an annual celebration to express gratitude to parents and ancestors in general, reminding individuals to appreciate what they have and fulfill their duty as children by always remembering the nurturing kindness of their parents and performing virtuous deeds to show love and gratitude.
Today, the Vu Lan Festival holds not only significant religious meaning but also profound cultural significance, urging individuals to return to their roots and embrace the moral principle of “Remembering the source when drinking water” with regards to ancestors. The Buddhist Vu Lan Festival has become a tradition of filial piety and gratitude, aligning with the sacred ancestral worship spirit of the Vietnamese people. It is a celebration that embodies humanism and illuminates the moral principle of repaying kindness and obligations of the nation.