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WORLD IN MOTION

Vietnam Today is launching "World in Motion", a new programme designed to capture the dynamic shifts and daily rhythms of global life. Sourced through content exchange agreements with leading international networks, the series curates high-quality global programming for audiences across the world. The programme offers multifaceted perspectives on world events, culture, and more fields, providing viewers with a comprehensive and engaging look into the ever-evolving stories shaping the globe today.

Latest Episodes

Beyond Awesome - Episode 6 | World in Motion

Technology & Health 13:09

She was often the only girl in the room. Now, she's helping ensure the next generation won't be. Meet the Samoan cybersecurity expert inspiring young girls to explore coding, AI, and careers in STEM.

The Art Beat | World in Motion

Culture & Tourism 20:39

In "The Art Beat" episode of World in Motion, we explore traditional art. On a Chinese painting, it must be written in one go. It also needs to be readable and timeless. It should be elegant, coherent, and from the heart. A memorable inscription makes a painting more interesting. It encourages people to linger, allowing viewers to appreciate the beautiful blend of calligraphy and visual storytelling presented to us today.

Touching GBA - Food | World in Motion

Culture & Tourism 19:53

Follow the journey of Yara and Matt, two university students from the UK, as they travel to China’s Greater Bay Area to explore its rich culinary heritage - from the exquisite dim sum of Guangzhou to the freshly grilled eel of Shunde and traditional Dragon Boat rice.

Touching GBA - Intangible cultural heritage | World in Motion

Culture & Tourism 19:52

Follow the journey of Amelia and Roberta, two university students from Oxford and Cambridge, as they travel to China’s Greater Bay Area to explore its rich intangible cultural heritage - from the artistry of Kaiping clay and gray sculptures to the performances of Cantonese Opera and Wing Chun martial arts.