Born in Đà Nẵng and adopted by an American family at just six months old, Amy Minh Hạnh Corey has spent nearly three decades navigating two identities. Now, she returns to her birthplace for the first time, hoping to reconnect with her roots and embrace the Vietnamese part of herself she has long felt separated from.
In this episode, we're taking a journey through the vibrant cultures and communities that make Vietnam unique, where tradition continues to inspire creativity and cultural connections that go far beyond borders.
For Le Ly Hayslip, one dream was to return home and see her mother. That journey would become a lifelong commitment to giving back, healing and connecting communities. Discover her story in Talk Vietnam: Le Ly Hayslip – Bamboo Soul.
Art can begin with the smallest things - but how do they become art? Jérôme turns rusty steel into striking works, while Cynthia brings traditional Vietnamese patterns to life. Two artists, two inspirations, one shared love of art. Discover their jourrney on Eyes On V: Vietnam, Reimagined Through Art
This episode of I-Report explores the cultural and historical stories behind Vietnam’s iconic áo dài.
When danger strikes, composure can make all the difference. In martial arts, staying calm, reading the moment and acting with precision can turn instinct into control.
Mid-Autumn is more than lanterns and mooncakes. From the Paper Scholar and lively lion dances to intricate 3D mooncakes and rotating shadow lanterns, explore the traditions, craftsmanship and stories behind one of Vietnam’s most cherished festivals.