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Thứ hai, ngày 02/01/2026

Tin tức mới nhất về: Dien Bien province

Colors of prosperity along the Nam Nua river

Colors of prosperity along the Nam Nua river

English review | Thu Hue - 21:05, 12/10/2026
(DTTG) - Located more than 15 km from the center of Thanh Yen commune, Dien Bien province, Pung Bon village is home to 59 households and 276 residents, all belonging to the Cong ethnic group. The concrete road, the bridge spanning the Nam Nua stream, sturdy houses and lush green wet-rice fields reflect the new face of a village that once struggled for years against poverty and a lack of means of production. This transformation stems from the support policies of the Party and the State, the active involvement of local authorities and the way residents themselves have embraced and adopted these measures to gradually change their lives.
Woven products made by the Kho-mu people in Keo Village, Dien Bien province

Woven products made by the Kho-mu people in Keo Village, Dien Bien province

English review | Minh Chau - 08:26, 15/09/2026
(DTTG) - For the Kho-mu people of Keo Village, the craft of basketry has a long history, primarily passed down from one generation to the next through the tradition of fathers teaching their children. For the Kho-mu people of Keo Village, the craft of weaving is not merely a means of producing household items; it is a measure of dexterity and patience. The sight of elderly villagers sitting on the verandas of their stilt houses, their slender hands nimbly shaving individual strips of bamboo is a familiar scene in the village.
Woven products of the Kho-mu ethnic group in Keo village, Dien Bien province

Woven products of the Kho-mu ethnic group in Keo village, Dien Bien province

English review | Minh Chau - 08:09, 27/07/2026
(DTTG) - For the Kho-mu people of Keo village, the craft of weaving has existed for a very long time, passed down from generation to generation primarily through the “father-to-son” tradition. For the Kho-mu people in Keo village, the craft of weaving is not simply a job of creating household items, but a measure of skill and patience. The image of elderly people sitting on the porch of their stilt houses, their thin hands nimbly shaping each bamboo strip is a familiar sight in the village.
Hmoob Zam Zung: Mong People’s fashion brand

Hmoob Zam Zung: Mong People’s fashion brand

English review | Xuan Thuong - 17:59, 02/04/2026
(DTTG) - Between the vibrant pace of modern life, Trang Thi Dung - a Mong woman with the brand “Hmoob Zam Zung” has breathed new life into traditional clothing, allowing Mong people’s culture to continue to thrive and shine through every stitch.