Nanxishan Hospital: Symbol of China-Vietnam Friendship During the Vietnam War
Nanxishan Hospital in Guilin played a vital role during the Vietnam War, treating over 5,300 Vietnamese patients and strengthening China-Vietnam friendship.
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Inside China’s Secret Hospital for Vietnamese During the Vietnam War
Discover the untold story of Nanxishan Hospital, China’s secret medical facility for Vietnamese during the Vietnam War, and its lasting legacy of friendship.
Unveiling the Hidden Dangers: Agent Orange’s Lasting Impact on Vietnam’s Soil
Dr. Ngo Thi Thuy Huong uncovers alarming levels of Agent Orange’s dioxin in Vietnam’s soil, highlighting ongoing environmental and health risks from historical contamination.
Tragic Legacy: The Lasting Impact of Agent Orange on a Vietnam War Survivor’s Family
The enduring impact of Agent Orange on Do Duc Diu’s family highlights the true human cost of the Vietnam War.
Agent Orange: Half a Century of Suffering in Vietnam
Half a century after the Vietnam War, Agent Orange’s devastating effects continue to impact countless families with lasting physical and mental scars.
Half a Century On: Hidden Dangers of the Vietnam War Still Haunt Southeast Asia
Decades after the Vietnam War, unexploded ordnance in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam still endanger lives and hinder development, as communities strive to rebuild.