This year’s entrance enrollment of Hue University was spotlighted by 3 new highest rank entrance examinees with a score of 28.75 (without the priority points) at the University of Education. Although they come from 3 different localities, they are all passionate about pedagogy and the peaceful rhythm of Hue’s life.

“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.”

Not only achieving sophistication and virtuosity but ancient Japanese Satsuma pottery is also considered a masterpiece when it comes to telling the story of Buddhism through objects. There, viewers are immersed in the skillful techniques and fine arts of the artisans, as well as the culture of the land of Fusang.

An exhibition of the origin of life, with thousands of fossil specimens aged 100 million to billions of years, has been open to the public in Hue for the first time, bringing surprising excitements to the viewers.

Each ceramic artifact carries in itself a story, and thus many of them make a series of stories about a world beneath the river beds. Huong River and O Lau River – the two long rivers in Hue carry in them a huge number of salvage ceramics, reflecting the prestigious history of the land.

“Cycling - The story of a green road” is the topic of a seminar organized by Thua Thien Hue Institute for Development Studies in collaboration with the Danish Embassy in Vietnam, and Vietnam Ashui Group on the afternoon of June 7. The seminar drew the attendance of Danish Ambassador to Vietnam Kim Højlund Christense and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Hoang Hai Minh.

In recent days, Hue beef noodle soup has been mentioned again. The first is the strange but happy news when in April, a special dish of the Ancient Capital has been introduced on the menu of the schools in Saijo City (Japan).

The special offerings at Trach Pho Shrine (Phong Hoa Commune, Phong Dien District on February 12-13th of the Lunar Calendar every year), including a pair of sea bass and a tray of yam sweet soup, helped us connect ancient Southeast Asian cultural symbols together to clearly see the unique values condensed in the belief of worshiping the Thien Y A Na Goddess.

Aside from the economic value offered, the fruitful propagation of royal lotus is also the story relevant to many community values...

In addition to the story of 9,000 sets of Bun Bo Hue - Hue Beef Noodle, put on the menu for students in Saijo (Japan), there are Vietnamese people who have quietly brought this dish to the land of Phu Tang from meals for invited guests to special dishes in the restaurant system.