Please read Hue Today Weekend No. 34, published on August 21

Hue Today's Front Page Weekend No. 34

Digital citizens are the core of digital transformation is the content of the meeting shared by Ms. Tran Thi Thuy Yen, Deputy Director of the Department of Science & Technology with Hue Today Weekend reporter - in the column of the same name, about the efforts to form digital citizens in the successful implementation of the digital transformation revolution in Hue city. Regarding the feedback of people when accessing digital skills training content, Ms. Tran Thi Thuy Yen informed: People are not only communicated with leaflets, digital skills handbooks, but also directly guided by youth, students, associations, teachers... Through receiving feedback, people highly appreciate learning digital skills and find it simple, easy to access and highly applicable. This is a clear demonstration of the practicality and strong spread of the "Digital Education for All" movement in Hue city.

"Dancing" with brushes on conical hats is a gentle and meaningful story told by author Ha Le in the Life Rhythm column. Although she has never attended any art training class, Ms. Pham Thi Tuong Vi (Vy Da ward) is still proficient in "dancing" with brushes on conical hats. From her skillful hands and passion for colors, familiar landscapes of her hometown appear vividly, creating the unique beauty of each hat.

Afternoon tea on the Perfume River is a familiar yet strange emotion spread by author Phuoc Ly : Not noisy, not rushed, the journey takes visitors to immerse themselves in the ancient, quiet and poetic beauty of Hue on the Perfume River, which has been renewed in recent years. The services of enjoying afternoon tea while watching the sunset, having dinner and listening to Hue songs have transformed each cup of tea, each dish, each melody of royal music... It is not just a trip, but a way to touch a very gentle, profound and unique Hue.

In addition, Hue Today Weekend this time also expressed concerns in the story of Hue City History Museum: New location still facing difficulties in exhibition by author Nhat Minh ; or concerns about the Global Plastic Waste Crisis by author Le Nguyen Anh ... "The impacts of microplastics on human health are being underestimated, while scientific evidence increasingly shows the potential dangers. Fetuses, infants and young children are the most severely affected groups, with a high risk of problems such as birth defects, cognitive delays, endocrine disorders, and even cancer. For adults, plastic can cause cardiovascular disease, diabetes, stroke and metabolic disorders" - Le Nguyen Anh informed.

Along with the above contents, Hue Today Weekend this issue also has other attractive contents such as: A strategic decision on people's livelihood (Tu An); Developing a city with its own identity (Duc Quang); Cultural industry seen from vermicelli (Kim Oanh); Sacred river (Ha Nguyen); Your sea eyes (Tho Hoang Khanh Duy); Summer cherry (Le Ngoc Son); Clean, green Pho Loi river (Bao Chau)...

We respectfully invite readers to read Hue Today Weekend No. 34, or visit https://huengaynay.vn/xem-bao, from August 24.