Vietnam: Young Scholar Honored, Female Drivers Recognized
A 7th-grade female student in Vietnam has been awarded the First-Class Labor Medal. Additionally, ride-hailing giant GSM has recognized outstanding female drivers. These events symbolize the active participation of youth and women in Vietnamese society.
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