People usually label stones as soulless, but Nguyen Viet Cong Thanh (30 years old, of A Luoi district), instead, carved his passionate soul, his love for art and for his homeland on cobblestone. Thanh has turned cobblestone into a creative material, as well as a source of income.

In the summer, while going on A Luoi roads, you will suddenly encounter wild flowers brought home by people to beautify their house landscape, and hamlet alleys, etc...

This activity was co-organized by the Executive Committee of the Student Union and the Youth Union of the College of Arts, Hue University on the morning of April 3. The activity has attracted the participation of many youth union members and students from various majors in the faculties of Visual arts, Arts Pedagogy, and Applied Arts.

Established on January 3, up to now, Hue Volunteer Doctors Association (HVDA) with more than 100 members has accompanied more than 6,000 cases of F0 home treatment in the city, in which, more than 70% of cases are the elderly, children and unvaccinated patients.

Experiencing homestay in A Luoi not only opens the bamboo door of a gentle and nature-friendly stilt house to touch the mountain space but also opens up an immense space of emotions.

Master Andrea Teufel (The Federal Republic of Germany) was honored as a typical Scientific and Technological Intellectual of Thua Thien Hue Province in 2019. For nearly 19 years of devotion to Hue heritage conservation work, Andrea Teufel, MSc in conservation and restoration, has regarded Hue as her second home.

At the Thai Family Ancestral House, Prof. Dr. Thai Kim Lan’s family had prepared banh chung, banh tet, phap lam, and phu the cakes from the previous day. After finding a satisfactory bamboo pole, the homeowner would perform a ceremony to worship the ancestors and then arrange incense table, candle, betel nut, wine, etc. in front of the yard to begin the ritual. Red couplets would also be prepared in advance and written in a conventional calligraphy style. In a dignified and joyful atmosphere to welcome the new year, the bamboo pole will be erected with the joyful jingle of the bell hanging from the top of the bamboo pole. The bamboo pole will celebrate Tet with the family and neighborhood until it is lowered on the 7th of January (Lunar Calendar) when everyone goes back to work in the new year.

Falling in love with the peaceful and rustic look of the countryside, Phan Vu Tuan, a young painter, always spends his time traveling on countryside roads to paint. The familiar scenery in his watercolors reveals his thoughtful love for his homeland.