The designer Quang Hoa has collaborated with the designer Maria Elena di Terlizzi from Italy to design 60 contemporary Ao dai which are both traditional and modern for a show in Rome next year.

In the work of managing, preserving, and promoting the values of the Complex of Hue Monuments, the force of managers and guardians (working for the Hue Monuments Conservation Center) is considered “the royal mausoleum guardians” in the modern age.

Zeng weaving joins the cooperative, then becomes modern fashion… However, making ends meet on Zeng remains a preoccupation.

“Modernity comes from tradition. However one must modernize tradition if one wants it to continue,” said Le Thiet Cuong. It is also the message Cuong and his partners want to get across at the exhibition “Miniature Animals.”

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of modern life, many young people tend to return to the old times, choosing a nostalgic lifestyle to enjoy the values they thought had long been sunk into oblivion.

Taking place within the framework of Hue Festival Week, "Royal Harmony" is an art program organized by Hue Monuments Conservation Center on the evening of June 29 at Thai Hoa Palace. The program brought to the audience quiet moments when enjoying the harmony between traditional and modern timbre.

In the era of information explosion, especially information on the Internet alongside modern media, the mobile film projection is almost rarely mentioned, and it is joked that it is the technology of a "beggars of the past" time. However, in fact, for remote areas, the mobile movie film projection is seen as a cultural need and an effective information channel.

Being willing to spend his own money to make short films with the modernist method, a slice of the Nguyen Dynasty has been vividly re-created by the young guy Nguyen Phung Minh Luan.

Amid the modern society, young people sometimes get caught up in the streets filled with car horns, constant year-long deadlines, or skyscrapers, and modern electronic devices... At that times, many young people choose to nestle in ancient spaces to relieve themselves, throwing back to their ancestors’ old days, which were difficult but peaceful and slow.

Telling the gripping stories about the Huong (Perfume) River and Hue land imprinted with the culture through antique pottery, the Huong River Museum of Antique Pottery aims to adopt a strategy of development towards modernity and promotion of the values to domestic and foreign tourists through the digital platforms.