A television film, titled "Unforgettable days”, will begin to air on VTV1 Channel on April 6, examining Vietnamese society during the Covid-19 outbreak.
The film "Unforgettable days" will begin to air on VTV1 Channel on April 6.
The 40-episode film was directed by Meritorious Artist Danh Dung and Trinh Le Phong and was produced by the Vietnam Television Film Centre.
The main characters of the film are those from two films "Ve nha di con” (Come Home, My Dear) and "Co gai nha nguoi ta” (The girl of another family).
The film reflects life in both cities and rural areas in Vietnam after the Covid-19 epidemic outbreaks.
This is the first time the Vietnam Television Film Centre have made a full-length film with characters from other films, promising to deliver many interesting surprises to audiences.
Flaws in society, such as people rushing to hoard food, raising prices of food, fake news and avoiding isolation, will be mentioned.
However, most importantly, "Unforgettable days” with highlight the stories about the responsibility, human love and solidarity of the community as well as the people’s gratitude to the forces at the front lines in the fight against the epidemic.
Source: NDO
As part of Project 6 under the national target program for socio-economic development in ethnic minority and mountainous areas in 2024, Lạc Sơn District, Hoa Binh province focuses on diverse and practical activities to promote the project's goal: "Preserving and promoting the beautiful traditional cultural values of ethnic groups in conjunction with tourism development."
After 3 years of implementing Resolution No. 04-NQ/TU, dated October 11, 2021 of the Provincial Party Standing Committee on preserving and promoting the cultural heritage values of Hoa Binh province's ethnic groups in the period of 2021 – 2025 with the orientation to 2030 (NQ04), it has mobilized the participation of the entire political system, the people from all walks of life and there have been positive changes. So far, out of the 10 targets of NQ04, 3 targets have been met and exceeded the plan set for 2025. Typically, 70% of the intangible cultural heritage (ICH) of ethnic groups in the province is on the list of the national ICH items and they have been protected and restored, exceeding 20% of the proposed Resolution.
Great National Unity Day has been recently celebrated in Duong hamlet, Vay Nua commune, Da Bac district, in an atmosphere of warmth and community spirit. The event highlighted national identity and strengthened the bond of solidarity among residents.
On November 28, the People's Committee of Cao Phong district organized the Cultural and Sports Festival of Cao Phong district's ethnic groups in 2024.
