Sep
22
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Enlightening books win awards
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Books with a progressive outlook were granted Viet Nam Book Prizes at a ceremony yesterday in HCM City.
About 31 publishers sent 225 books to compete for the Viet Nam Book Prize 2012 with the theme of Books and Enlightenment.
Prizes went to Nguyen Lang's Viet Nam Phat Giao Su Luan (Essays on the History of Vietnamese Buddhism) in the research category, Hoang Phe's Tu Dien Viet Nam (Vietnamese Dictionary) in the reference book category, Nguyen Mong Giac‘s Song Con Mua Lu (Con River in Flood Season) in the children's book category, and Phung Quan's Tuoi Tho Du Doi (Undaunted Childhood) in the literary category.
The annual competition has been held for eight years.
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Sep
22
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Museums swap Cham objects
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The Ha Noi-based Viet Nam National Museum of History and the Da Nang Museum of Cham Sculptures will exchange artefacts to enhance their collections, according to Da Nang City People's Committee.
The history museumwill give the Da Nang museum a statue of Buddha's head in Dong Duong style, named after Dong Duong Village in the central province of Quang Nam, where Cham antiquities influenced by Buddhism can be found.
The Da Nang museum will provide eight artefacts from the 10th-12th centuries to fulfil the history museum's collection of Cham fertility objects.
The Champa Kingdom ruled the central coast of modern-day Viet Nam between the fourth and 13th centuries.
Cham culture, including towers, folk songs, dances and traditional festivals, are an important part of Viet Nam's cultural diversity.
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Sep
22
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Space for single disabled mums
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A photo exhibition entitled Xuong Rong Van No Hoa (Cactus in Bloom), featuring the life of single disabled mothers, opened yesterday at the Women's Development Centre, 20 Thuy Khue Street, Ha Noi.
The photos taken by professional and amateur photographers are the result of a visit to neighbourhoods in Ha Noi to talk with disabled women.
Each photo shows the different circumstances of each women. The two-day exhibition will help viewers see many things they share with those on the edges of society.
It's part of the project to raise funds to improve the lives of single disabled women, as well as their children.
It is being carried out by the Centre for Community Development with the support of the Viet Nam Bank for Social Policy and the British Council.
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Voi Phuc temple excavated
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22/09/2012 09:29:17
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Dang Thuy Tram diary published in Russian
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22/09/2012 09:23:05
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Vietnam-Korea exchange concert
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22/09/2012 09:21:48
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Run-down library system loses readers
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22/09/2012 09:19:39
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New TV series honours young hero volunteers
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22/09/2012 09:17:26
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Lost works go on show to depict romantic poet's life
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22/09/2012 09:12:19
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Vietnam Craft Village Exhibition 2012 to be held in Nam Dinh
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22/09/2012 09:03:19
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Vietnam, US boost cooperation in aviation
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22/09/2012 09:00:44
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Lam Kinh Festival 2012 to be held in early October
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22/09/2012 08:58:24
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