Sep
22
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Voi Phuc temple excavated
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Experts from Viet Nam Archaeology Association yesterday started a 15sq.m area at the Voi Phuc (Kneeling Elephant) Temple in Ha Noi.
The temple, in Thuy Khue Street, was built in the 11th century as one of four sacred temples guarding the four main entrances to Thang Long Citadel (former name of Ha Noi).
It was recognised as a vestige of national culture relic in 1962. The building has been repaired many times throughout its history.
The work will last for 10 days
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Sep
22
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Dang Thuy Tram diary published in Russian
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The Embassy of Vietnam in Russia announced on September 20 that 3,500 copies of “Dang Thuy Tram diary” have been published in Russian to offer to readers.
The diary tells about a doctor-martyr who sacrificed in the fight against foreign aggression for national liberation, like so many other young Vietnamese at the time.
Vietnamese Ambassador to Russia Pham Xuan Son expressed his hope that the diary will become a bridge between Vietnamese and Russian literature to help strengthen the mutual understanding and traditional friendship between the two countries.
At the book presentation ceremony, many Russians expressed their admiration for the Vietnamese hero and considered the book as one of Vietnam’s valuable publications which have been translated into Russian so far.
Dang Thuy Tram diary has been translated into 18 foreign languages and highly appreciated by international readers.
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Sep
22
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Vietnam-Korea exchange concert
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VietNamNet Bridge – A friendship concert with performances from Korean trio - soprano Cho Hae Ryong, pianist Sun Young Ju and violinist Cho Ga Hyun - will take place at HCMC Opera House at 7:30 p.m. today, Sept 21.
Three Korean artists will grace a concert
at HCMC Opera House today. - Photo: Courtesy of HBSO
The concert will be staged under the baton of conductor Cho Hong Rae for the first part and Vietnamese conductor Tran Vuong Thach for the second part.
The event starts with the Radedzky March of Strauss and Mountain Village of Cho Do Nam, Julliet’s Waltz from Romeo and Juliet of C. Gounod and Concerto No.1 ofBeethoven. The second part will feature Song of old home town of Lee Soo In, Les filles de Cadix by Leo Delibes and Concerto for C major for violin and orchestra of Beethoven.
Tickets are priced at VND200,000 and VND400,000 each and are available at the HCMC Ballet Symphony Orchestra and Opera (HBSO) Office, 3 Phan Van Dat Street, tel 08 3823 7419 and at the Opera House, 7 Lam Son Square in District 1.
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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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Century-Old Le Beaulieu at Metropole Named “One of World’s Best”
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22/09/2012 08:55:05
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Hanoi hosts “Europe meets Vietnam”
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22/09/2012 08:50:50
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Vietnam wins gold medals at Int’l Circus Festival
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22/09/2012 08:38:01
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