A youth library was inaugurated at the headquarters of Vietnam’s Trade Office in Russia on December 8, expected to serve as a cultural and spiritual hub for Vietnamese students in the host country.

There are many youngsters who have joined hands to spread a love for reading with some creative ideas. D Free Book library is an example.

A bus cafe in Hanoi’s Ha Dong district is offering customers an eco-friendly environment to enjoy their drinks.

The Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Korea (RoK) said on September 19 that the country has launched three more libraries for Vietnamese students, lifting the total number in the Southeast Asian country to 14.

During the past five years, with a love of books and determination to develop a reading model in rural communes, young people have formed a community library in the outskirts of Hanoi.

Ho Chi Minh City and the Lao province of Xieng Khouang have agreed to boost friendly ties, firstly in the fields of library, museum and high-tech agriculture.

Nurturing reading culture among people of all walks of life is the government’s goal set in a reading culture development scheme by 2020 with a vision to 2030. The scheme has been issued recently.

Poor children living in Phu Tho province’s Thanh Ba District believe that only books can open a door to the world.

Da Nang city's Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism plans to open a book street to create a bigger space for avid readers.