Ridiculous news headlines

— 'Mot thoang Viet Nam' (Vietnam at a Glance), a tourism park depicting the beauty of Vietnam’s thousand-year-old traditional culture located in the suburban district of Cu Chi in Ho Chi Minh City, was reopened on Saturday after a temporary halt for an upgrade. … [Read more...] about Breakfast @ Tuoi Tre News — January 18

According to the General Director of the Vina T&T company, Nguyen Dinh Tung, a short-term benefit created by the RCEP is favourable conditions being created for talks on opening export markets for more agricultural products. Commitments and trade facilitation measures under the deal will also promote the growth of new supply chains, thus boosting international-standard agricultural production. … [Read more...] about VIETNAM BUSINESS NEWS JANUARY 18

Home-based food businesses need to meet the same food safety requirements as other firms regardless of size. However, most home-based food businesses are unregistered. It is unlikely that food prepared in a home kitchen would meet the required food safety standards and labelling requirements. … [Read more...] about Holiday shoppers urged to be aware of unsafe food sold online

However, Ngô Minh Xuân, rector of Phạm Ngọc Thạch University of Medicine, told Tuổi Trẻ newspaper that the rising number of majors was concerning. If the training process is not up to standards, quality will not be ensured. … [Read more...] about Universities offer new majors for 2021-22 academic year

The purpose of the movie was confusing. The director was trying to entertain viewers while recreating a meaningful story and failed to do both as he tried to combine two completely separate purposes together. He mentioned he was inspired by the story and intended to renovate the storyline. However, the final product brought dishonour to author Nam Cao instead of paying tribute to him.  … [Read more...] about Cậu Vàng movie fails to live up to high expectations