Vietnam Establishes Culture Day to Foster National Participation
Vietnam has designated November 24 as Vietnamese Culture Day, aiming to implement the Politburo's Resolution on cultural development. The initiative seeks to encourage national participation in creating and enjoying culture, and to preserve and enrich cultural heritage.
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