On the morning of August 15, the Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee Le Truong Luu and the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Van Phuong received the Ambassador of Thailand to Vietnam, H.E. Nikorndej Balankura, on the occasion of his working visit to Hue.

Blooming meekly and humbly on the grassy banks of the roads and the fields, the Bidens pilosa flowers with thin white petals carry an immense charm.

The appropriate "open door" policy has encouraged many fields to recover after the COVID-19 pandemic, including the international cooperation of Hue University.

Facing less favourable weather in the days after Tet holiday, with their usual hard-working unyielding spirit, local farmers put their springtime activities on hold to go to the fields and take care of their rice. Their usual jobs are to transplant, fertilize, weed, and pump water for the irrigation system.

In 1814, Emperor Gia Long ordered the digging of An Cuu River, which was a narrow tributary at that time, as well as the construction of dams with the purpose of collecting water for irrigation and desalination of tens of thousands of acres of fields in the downstream area.

For flower growers in Phu Mau, Phu Thuong, Thuy Van (Hue City), there are always sprouts raised on the loose soil beds, so that their gardens and fields are green, not only for Tet holiday. Therefore, it is not difficult to see colorful flower gardens shimmering in the wind, whether spring, summer, autumn or winter.