Milena Padula, president of the Consular Club of Ho Chi Minh City, shared her morning reading habit in celebration of the 20th anniversary of Tuoi Tre Online, the Vietnamese online version of the Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper.
Although I can’t read it in Vietnamese, I enjoy the paper edition of Tuoi Tre. The red titles are quite iconic, unlike the usual black ones I see in Italy.
Instead, I read the English online version. I appreciate Tuoi Tre for its coverage of various aspects of life in Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City.
The newspaper also provides insights on international news, offering a Vietnamese perspective on global events, which I find interesting.
The online version is well-crafted with an attractive design, making it easy for me to navigate and find the news I’m interested in.
Every morning, as I wake up and sip my Italian espresso, I make it a habit to read Tuoi Tre.
In the future, I hope to see more news about Italian culture and lifestyle as it seems Vietnamese people are increasingly curious about my country.
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