Vietnam Culture Day to Feature 60,000-Person Concert
Vietnam announced plans to celebrate the inaugural "Vietnam Culture Day" on November 24 with a large-scale concert in Hanoi expected to draw 60,000 attendees. This marks the first official observance of the day, aiming to foster national cultural engagement and unity.
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