Saying goodbye to the old year and welcoming the New Year of the Cat 2023, Hue artistsintroduce to the public paintings of this year's zodiac: the cat. This is an interesting source of inspiration for artists, a hobby of those who love Tet paintings, as well as a spiritual gift to the public with the wish of a peaceful and happy new year.

On January 16, Silver Spirit cruise ship docked at Chan May port for the first time in 2023, bringing nearly 200 tourists to visit and experience tourism in Hue Ancient Capital.

Most of the works were painted with acrylic materials and oil paints under the themes of landscape, heritage architecture, people, seasons, lifestyle, and the cultural and spiritual life of Hue.

The entire province now has more than 20,000 overseas Vietnamese residing in all continents and territories. Over the past time, overseas Vietnamese throughout the five continents have always turned to their homeland, making an important contribution to the development of the province, the strengthening and tightening of the national unity spirit.

Hundreds of love letters which Trinh Cong Son sent to Ngo Vu Giao Anh cherished and kept carefully for years as a “spiritual property” will officially be presented to the musician’s family as early as possible when she visits Vietnam.

No one knows of the ancient origin of this sweet fruit which was predestined to call Hue, the ancient capital, its home. But clearly, thanh tra pomelo has been existing here, in the spirit of the earth and the people, of the rivers and mountains, as a wonder of a gift bestowed from mother nature.

The night concert interfering contemporary music and traditional spirit named “The Eastern Sun” took place at the stage in front of the Quoc Hoc High school for the Gifted on the evening of June 27.

On the morning of March 25, the Provincial Start-up Festival 2022 of the Ancient Capital - Techfest Hue 2022 was opened at the Provincial Cinema and Culture Center.

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.