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Major General Nguyen Trong Binh, Deputy Chief of the General Staff, greets the locals with a warm smile and a wave. A spectacular military parade showcasing Vietnam’s armed forces, militia members, combatants, officers, and peacekeepers. Female peacekeepers proudly march in the parade, representing the strength and diversity of Vietnam’s military. Armed forces in perfect formation parade down Vo Nguyen Giap Street, a testament to their discipline and training. Female military medical officers, an integral part of the Vietnamese military, participate in the event with dedication and pride. A heartwarming moment as a soldier shakes hands with a child, bridging the gap between the military and the community. A powerful image capturing the spirit of unity and camaraderie among the troops. Female guerrillas from diverse ethnic backgrounds in the northwest region showcase their resilience and contribution to Vietnam’s defense. ...

“Making Green Banh Chung to Welcome a Fruitful Spring” at the Vietnamese Embassy in the Kingdom of Belgium on Jan. 28. (Photo: VNA) The General Association of Vietnamese People in Belgium organized “Making Green Banh Chung to Welcome a Fruitful Spring” at the Vietnamese Embassy in the Kingdom of Belgium on Jan. 28. At the event, young people and Belgian friends were taught how to make Banh Chung, an essential specialty during Tet. Thu Hang, who has been living in Brussels for 13 years, taught the children and the Belgian participants how to wrap Banh Chung in dong leaves. Tam Anh, another Vietnamese living in Belgium, said she wants her children to participate in Vietnamese cultural programs so that they can better understand the customs of their homeland. She wants to teach them the language and culture of Vietnam. Despite not being fluent in Vietnamese, 12-year-old Antonio Duc Anh was enthusiastic about learning how to wrap Banh Chung. He carefully folded dong leaves,...