Linh Vietnamese

01/02/2024

Attention everyone! The biggest celebration of the year in Vietnam, Tết Nguyên Đán, is just around the corner! 🇻🇳

I'm so excited to share this special time with you through my brand new YouTube video! In it, I'll take you on a journey to discover the fascinating traditional rituals and customs that make Tết truly unique. ✨

Plus, to help you navigate this vibrant celebration (if you're ever lucky enough to experience it in person!), I'll share some essential "do's and don'ts" to keep in mind.

But that's not all! Get ready for a double dose of Tết magic! I'm filming another video capturing the authentic celebrations in my hometown. Don't miss out on the fun – subscribe to my channel now!

Click here to watch my Tết video now! ➡️ [The video link is on the comment section]

25/11/2023

Have you ever heard about Vietnamese superstitious beliefs such as sleeping with your hair wet or whistling at night will attract the ghosts and misfortunes? There are also other common superstitions in my latest video on YouTube. Check it out!

10/11/2023

Despite one nation being one of the most developed countries in the world and the other is still developing with ongoing problems, Singapore and Vietnam share one similarity as a melting pot of cultures 🇻🇳🇸🇬.
There are also distinct differences that I noticed and went into researching after my trip last year to Singapore, now all included in this video 👇(link in the comment section)

06/11/2023

🇻🇳 Vietnamese Áo Dài is a modernized version of a traditional dress that dates back to the 18th century.
One trait that distinguishes it from other countries’ national costumes is that Áo Dài has two slits on the side, creating an extremely elegant and unique silhouette, while other dresses may have no slit or only one slit on the back or the front.

03/11/2023

❌Do you know that in Vietnam, even though the citizens have a great sense of humor and appear to be casual about a lot of things, they never make fun of the war times and speak ill towards national heroes.
☑️Along with this implicit rules, there are other 5 things that you SHOULD NOT do, especially If you're planning to visit or live in Vietnam soon. Check it all out in this latest video I made especially for you guys😉

Hi everyone, in this video I'm gonna share about 6 all-important things you should not do in Vietnam and especially towards Vietnamese people. If you plan to...

29/10/2023

Following the two sisters Trưng Trắc and Trưng Nhị, Bà Triệu (Lady Triệu) is one of the most notable figures in Vietnam’s early history, who fought ferociously to win the Viet people’s independence back from the Chinese ruler. What she said already proved her unconventional mindset at the time, going against stereotypical beliefs in Vietnam that women were weak and only belonged to the household chores.

📗The photos are captured from the book named “Vietnam Tradition and Change” by professor Hữu Ngọc.

28/10/2023

Apart from Sai Gon aka Ho Chi Minh city, Vung Tau city is the destination I’ve been to the most times within Vietnam. Mostly known and loved for its extensive beaches, the area is for me a superb area for mountain hiking, biking and walking with regard to its mountain peaks. 🦀 Seafood and local cuisines here are fantastic and diverse, people are generally friendly as well.
As a Vietnamese, I highly recommend Vung Tau to anyone who want to relax, recharge and reinvent in the knowledge of Vietnam. It takes about 2 hours driving from Ho Chi Minh which is a perfect spot you should add to your itinerary next time to☺️🌊🌅.

20/10/2023

Do you know that the Vietnamese Women’s Day was first initiated in mass organizations in 1927, when women strived to affirm their role in the society. Then, on October 20 1930, the Vietnam Women’s Association (back then it was named the Vietnamese Anti-Imperial Women’s Association) was officially established, and the nation subsequently marked this event by using the same day to honor Vietnamese women every year.
The country of Vietnam has a lot of annual festivals and national holidays, each with its own unique meaning. But only since I started to create content about Vietnam culture on YouTube, I’ve came at awe with many fascinating facts about this vibrant S-shaped nation.
Anyway, I just want to say Happy Vietnamese Women’s Day! You’re all so amazing and I’m, too, as a women 🙂 I’ll keep posting more in-depth knowledge related to Vietnam and Asian values in the future, so follow me if you feel like so 💓

19/10/2023

📍Check out my latest in-depth video in which I share about 𝐕𝐢𝐞𝐭𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞𝐬𝐞 𝐩𝐞𝐨𝐩𝐥𝐞'𝐬 𝐓𝐎𝐏 𝟑 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐜𝐬 and the reasons for why they do so, all from a local's perspective: https://youtu.be/cHVqiOnz4v8?si=W8BOnDNOoxUu9K_R

If you want more videos like this, don't forget to subscribe to my channel. It's starting small now, but I commit to making it work and producing a lot of helpful content from now on.🥰

In this video, I'm gonna share about top 3 characteristics of Vietnamese people from a local's perspective, and explain them in terms of historical, societal...