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For August 21-22, a delegation of Hanoi, led by Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee and Chairman of Hanoi People’s Council Nguyen Ngoc Tuan, worked with the Ile de France (Institute for Urban Planning and Development, France) to strengthen the partnership in the fields of public transport and urban traffic.

Born and raised in Hanoi, visual narrator Phuong Hoang has earned international prestige through her visionary photography. In an exhibition that critically reexamines photojournalism, she suggests more interactive ways you can read the news.

The valuable "Technology of the Annamites" set of photos was conducted by Henri Oger, a Frech researcher in Asian culture.

More than 40 works including paintings and sculptures by artist Pham Trong Chanh, an overseas Vietnamese painter has been presented to the public in Paris since May 13.

An amaetur farmer, Chang Nguyen taught herself to build a small green space on her balcony.

When admiring the photos of a French-Vietnamese photographer, it is clear to see the connection with lands, cultures and peoples. But in the end, his roots are still where he returned to.

During his 10 years living in France, Nguyen Kan and his wife were sometimes asked "Are you Vietnamese" by a French at the gas station, supermarket, hospital, or coffee shop. Most of the questioners were of middle age.