This September, learn something new with the knowledge-filled pages of our latest issue! 

The subject of our feature achieved academic excellence but found career success by defining his own way. Australian-born musician Thanh Bui graduated with a bachelor’s degree in IT and later, with the support of his family, pursued his early childhood passion of music. 

One industry that moves as swiftly as time itself is technology. Learn about the latest language apps that will be your best friend when you travel or want to learn a new language. The future of automobiles is in green, eco cars. Discover their many benefits. Don’t miss the interview with Vietnamese-Canadian film director Kim Nguyen on his upcoming tech thriller which premieres at TIFF this month. 

A lot of what we learn, we learn as parents. We want the best for our children and seek to guide them on their way. Learn about the advantages that Vietnamese Language Schools have and discover how the Canadian university system compares to Vietnamese universities. 

This September, master something new outside of your comfort zone. As Malcolm X once said, “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.”

Our long-awaited summer full of adventure is finally here after two long years of disappointing wanderlust. We have some great travel
suggestions and destinations for you in this issue.

Culture Magazin had the pleasure of briefly interviewing Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie at Saigon Park’s official inauguration event. This new and
beautiful Mississauga park pays homage to the city’s friendship with the Vietnamese Canadian community, many of whom found refuge in Canada
during the Fall of Saigon in April 1975. Mayor Crombie shared her vision for the city of Mississauga and spoke about her role as a female leader.

We invite you to watch a video about this occasion on our YouTube Culture Channel. You can also meet two of the MCs, author Nguyen Ngoc Ngan and musician Nam Loc, who share their thoughts about this historic event for the Vietnamese Canadian community.

As we celebrate Canada Day’s 155th anniversary, Culture Magazin gives thanks to Canada for welcoming the Vietnamese to this land. We also look at the
formation and development of the Vietnamese community in Canada, marked by the opening of Saigon Park. This is the first park that recognizes Vietnamese
abroad.

At Merrill House, in Prince Edward County, we explore the hotel’s upscale makeover. Going further abroad, we take you to San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato in the heart of Mexico. Our Vietnam culture and travel column is an introduction to the Kate festival of the Cham people in Ninh Thuan. 

For the foodies out there, we’ve covered some of the restaurants on the Top 100 Best list of 2022. Readers will enjoy learning about books authored by
Vietnamese writers in North America. For those who like to decorate, we have suggestions on ways to transform your outdoor space.

Let's recharge and enjoy these sunny days.

Have a great time this summer!

Our long-awaited summer full of adventure is finally here after two long years of disappointing wanderlust.
We have some great travel suggestions and destinations for you in this issue.

Culture Magazin had the pleasure of briefly interviewing Mississauga Mayor Bonnie Crombie at Saigon Park’s official inauguration event. This new and beautiful Mississauga park pays homage to the city’s friendship with the Vietnamese Canadian community, many of whom found refuge in Canada during the Fall of Saigon in April 1975. Mayor Crombie shared her vision for the City of Mississauga and spoke about her role as a female leader.

We invite you to watch a video about this occasion on our YouTube Culture Channel. You can also meet two of the MCs, author Nguyen Ngoc Ngan and musician Nam Loc, who share their thoughts about this historic event for the Vietnamese Canadian community.

As we celebrate Canada Day’s 155th anniversary, Culture Magazin gives thanks to Canada for welcoming the Vietnamese to this land. We also look at the formation and development of the Vietnamese community in Canada, marked by the opening of Saigon Park. This is the first park that recognizes Vietnamese abroad.

At Merrill House, in Prince Edward County, we explore the hotel’s upscale makeover. Going further abroad, we take you to San Miguel de Allende and Guanajuato in the heart of Mexico. Our Vietnam culture and travel column is an introduction to the Kate festival of the Cham people in Ninh Thuan.

For the foodies out there, we’ve covered some of the restaurants on the Top 100 Best list of 2022. Readers will enjoy learning about books authored by Vietnamese writers in North America. For those who like to decorate, we have suggestions on ways to transform your outdoor space.

Let's recharge and enjoy these sunny days. Have a great time this summer! 

Welcome Spring!

Our spring/summer issue is blooming with lots to read while you savour those first warm days, enjoying the fresh spring breezes.

In our cover story, award-winning Vietnamese-born, Montreal-based novelist Kim Thúy reveals the writing process behind her latest book Em.

Be inspired when you meet Victoria Tran in our 5 Minutes, the first Vietnamese-Canadian female in the videogame industry.

This issue also recommends some great parenting books, must-visit places, as well as fashion tips and home décor inspiration with indoor plants.

After what we have been through during the past year, we are ready to take you on some different adventures in our travel section. As always, you won’t be disappointed. Discover a thousand-year-old miracle on the Greek island of Amorgos. Or you can make a long trip to the mini Maldives in Southern Vietnam since this country recently opened its border to international travellers. Another option is to simply disconnect from bustling
city life and reconnect with nature in Perth County, an hour-and-a-half drive from Toronto.

Tiny buds are forming on the trees and warmer weather is coming, bringing with it new life and joy. Life is slowly returning to normal after the pandemic disruption. It is a good time to fuel
your dreams.

I wish you, our dear readers, a bright and beautiful spring. 

ANN NGUYEN, Editor in Chief

The year of the Ox, 2021, was challenging. Now we are starting the year of the Tiger and it holds the promise of better things to come.

On the occasion of the Lunar New Year, Culture Magazin wishes our readers prosperity and peace. We hope your career and love will flourish, and your life will be full of happiness.

Our first issue in the Year of the Tiger features H'Hen Niê, a beauty queen with a big heart. Other inspring stories include the creative passion of Khang Lego, a young man who brings the essence of Vietnamese culture into his Lego art, and the Vietnamese Canadian actress Kimberly- Ann Truong, who is pursuing her dream to appear on the big stage.

Our travel section flies you to Norway’s winter wonderland and the little Sahara of Bình Thuận, Vietnam. We also invite you to follow the bison and explore rare archeological finds at Wanuskewin Heritage Park in Saskatchewan. Don't forget to visit our Youtube Culture Channel for weekly travel, culture, food and discovery videos, as well as news updates twice a day at youtube.com/CultureChannel.

Happy Lunar New Year dear readers.


Another year is about to go by. Culture Magazin is very happy and honoured to be able to accompany you over this time. We hope you can see the silver lining amid another difficult year caused by the pandemic. The vast spread of love in the community and the strength of family ties have kept us going. But above all, we recognize that health is our most valuable asset. As vaccination rates around the world gradually increase, we have more hope for a better new year.

Our cover story profiles Andrew Phung, a Canadian actor of Vietnamese and Chinese descent. He charmed audiences with his role as Kimchee Han on CBC's award-winning sitcom Kim's Convenience. Keep your eyes open for the new show that he cocreated and stars in.

Other inspiring stories in this issue cover the careers of successful Vietnamese around the world including trumpeter Cuong Vu who has won two Grammy Awards and COVAX chief Aurélia Nguyen.

Our travel section will transport you to the power and glory of Niagara Falls and explore Đồng Văn Karst Plateau UNESCO Global Geopark. In the spirit of the holiday season, we introduce you to five traditional Christmas markets in the Italian Alps.

In the beauty and fashion sections we provide you with useful tips to glow at year end and offer gifting advice for your loved ones. If you enjoy coffee, we also bring you some tips on making it like a pro.

Don’t forget to visit our YouTube channel for more interactive content on current affairs, health, food, and travel.

Wishing you a merry Christmas and a New Year filled with blessings.

In your hands is the November Culture Magazin and in this issue, we are pleased to introduce you to some fascinating people, destinations, culture and wonderful food. 

Jeannie Mai Jenkins is on our cover and you can read how this Vietnamese- American came to host popular TV shows such as The Real, and How Do I Look? 

In the 5 Minutes With column, you’ll meet Violet Kupersmith, a young Vietnamese-American author who brings her grandmother’s ghost stories into the pages of her books. 

The Travel Canada column takes you to Oxford County, an hour-and-a-half’s drive west of Toronto, to meet small business owners and learn about their delicious offerings. Although Vietnam’s borders are still closed, we can use this time to review must-see destinations from north to south. 

Plus, you can learn about Po Sah Inu Cham towers in Bình Thuận and explore the essence of ancient Champa culture. To shake off the encroaching cold, we travel virtually to sunny Curacao, one of the Caribbean’s most colourful destinations with blue water, blue liqueur, and bright, blended culture. 

The Beauty, Health and Life columns provide helpful tips to make your life more joyful and energetic. 

For the latest national and international news, check out our Culture Channel on YouTube. You can also find entertaining and useful videos on food, culture, travel and immigration.

The Covid-19 pandemic is gradually being controlled across Canada and the Canadian economy is on its way to reopening. There are forecasts on settlement trends, the scarcity of essential human resources, inflation, price increases, and wages. These concerns are addressed in this issue of Culture Magazin.

Our inspirational story features a Vietnamese-Swedish lady, Denise Sandquist, who was adopted by a Swedish couple at the age of one month. Her journey finding her biological mother also helped her with an entrepreneurial innovation – creating a dating application called Fika, designed specifically for Vietnamese people.

This issue covers interesting cultural subjects, such as Canada’s almost forgotten wool industry and Chu Đậu ceramics, a recently rediscovered ancient ceramic line of Vietnam. There are travel tips for visiting the southwestern province of An Giang, Vietnam, plus stories of top Canadian researchers who have gained global recognition and are passionate about solving the world’s challenges.

Other useful articles include looking at the impact of manufacturing on Ontario’s economy, and how to create effective learning and working space. We also have our usual coverage of fashion, beauty, health, hotspots, and recipes. Welcome readers!


Culture Magazin is pleased to present our June/July Summer issue. Join us in this issue to celebrate Canada Day through exciting cultural stories.

The front pages of the magazine are about Canada and things happening around us, and the following pages contain the inspiring story of a group of Vietnamese Canadian youth who is working to help marginalized communities in British Columbia.

The cover story is a conversation with Singaporean actress Kheng Hua Tan about her journey to Hollywood. The Travel, Culture, and Food sections will help you discover new destinations such as the wilds of southern Africa, the ancient royal tombs of the Nguyen Dynasty in Hue citadel, and Winnipeg’s gallery of Inuit art. We’ll also take you to see how coconut candy is made in Vietnam.

There is a useful article outlining the facts and myths concerning drinking two liters of water a day. Plus, there are other interesting articles about beauty, recipes, and philanthropy.

The Covid-19 pandemic is still going. We are continuing to deal with many difficulties every day. Let’s be patient. Eventually things will get better. As the billionaire Jack Ma once said, “Never
give up. Today is hard, tomorrow will be worse, but the day after tomorrow will bring sunshine. If you give up tomorrow, you will never see the sunshine.” 

Wishing our dear readers a very happy celebration on Canada day with your family and a vibrant summer with many interesting things awaiting.

Spring, with its bouquet of blooming flowers, is approaching. In this awakening atmosphere of heaven and earth, Culture Magazin happily sends you our spring-summer issue with gentle but stimulating content.

The magazine's front pages provide useful information on Canada's economic recovery and immigration status during the pandemic. This issue also introduces books where celebrities have revealed some of their deepest secrets. The East Meets West story discusses an issue of concern to Asian families, how to raise children between cultures. The travel section offers beautiful pictures and experiences at Đá Dĩa Reef, a 200-million-year old masterpiece created by the eruption of Phú Yên. Take a day trip to Alluvia Chocolate in Tiền Giang for a sweet challenge. If you want to stay closer to home, check out Quebec's Charlevoix, a region of shimmering water, ancient mountains, carefully crafted cuisine, and artists bursting with talent. A good destination choice due to travel restrictions caused by COVID-19. 

We also have beauty tips, as well as simple recipes for delicious food to help keep you looking good and well-fed this spring. Spring is famous for its changeable temperatures. Days are warmer and longer, but nights are still cool. We will need a warm jacket. An umbrella is also useful as there is often a lot of rain during this time of year.

As the sun comes out and banishes winter’s chill, the editorial team of Culture Magazin would like to wish you good health and peace.


The Year of the Rat, 2020, was the first year of a new round of 12 zodiac signs. It was considered to have many new beginnings, and so it did. These new beginnings, or changes, were unforeseen and led people to adapt to unprecedented situations. 

Everything happens for a reason. It seems that the difficulties of last year might help us transform and begin the Year of the Ox with much luck. The hope is for a year full of prosperity and health for everyone. 

In this first issue of the new year, Culture Magazin is pleased to introduce to you some interesting and useful articles. The first pages of the magazine feature information about the real estate market in the next two years and AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine. There is also a piece about Debby Nguyen, a young, passionate writer, who has explored both Vietnamese and the world’s traditional medicines. 

Our cover story chronicles the experience of singer Huong Tram and her first Tết holiday in the United States, away from her home country. 

In our Travel section, we take you to a place that is equally poetic and sacred – Bích Động Pagoda in Ninh Binh. We also go to Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick’s hidden gem, and the lovely Caribbean island of Barbados. 

Read through the Food section and you’ll encounter familiar dishes for families on the first days of the new year. 

We hope you enjoy other articles about health, fashion and beauty, providing you with helpful and practical advice. 

The editorial team at Culture Magazin wishes you all good health, happiness and prosperity in the Year of the Ox.

Economic activities are still subject to restrictions to ensure safety, and some occupations are on hold due to lockdowns, but there is the hope of returning to a new normal soon. As noted in an OECD report in this issue's Need to Know, the world economy will begin to recover next year. In a historic moment, the first Covid-19 vaccines have been deployed in several parts of the world, including Canada. That is a positive move in the fight against the pandemic. 

Let's lighten our minds for a moment and go through the pages of Culture Magazin to enjoy the amazing things around us. Our cover story outlines the experience of Miss Tieu Vy when she became Miss Vietnam at the age of 18. You will also be inspired by the story of American photographer Alden Anderson who has a special love for Vietnam’s ethnic minorities. 

The travel section takes you to places with the fascinating natural beauty of mountains such as Dak Lak in Vietnam, and the Tohuku region of Japan. 

In the Fashion & Beauty section, the editor's picks give you some fresh ideas for looking good and keeping warm in the new year. 

We have passed through 2020, a year of gloom and doom. Let's be confident that 2021 will arrive with beauty, such as we hear in the lyrics of “Follow the Sun” by Xavier Rudd, an Australian singer and songwriter: “Tomorrow’s a new day for everyone. A brand new moon and brand new sun.” 

We wish you, dear readers of Culture Magazin, a new year with many blessings to be shared with your family and loved ones.

The last leaves of autumn have fallen and winter is coming. This season will probably be more difficult than previous ones because the pandemic is adding to the cold. It approaches us every day, forcing us to be alert and strictly implement safety measures including keeping a safe social distance from each other. 

Covid-19 has restricted travel, so Culture is pleased to lead you to new lands through our magazine’s pages. The first travel story captures beautiful autumn moments in Toronto’s Bronte Creek Park. The next one delivers stunning aerial views of Saigon, and misty glimpses of Lao Cai province in northwestern Vietnam. Finally, our world travel story takes you to the tiny African country of eSwatini where outdoor adventures with wildlife will help regenerate your energy. 

Looking for a tasty, cultural lift? Let us introduce you to tips for making delicious coffee. 

A must read is our cover story. John Huy Trần is a Vietnamese-Canadian dancer who has built a successful career in Vietnam. 

For more inspiration, you can read about Tuan An Tran, a talented Vietnamese guitarist in the United States. 

We hope you enjoy all we have to offer in this issue. 

Stay warm...and safe!

Culture Magazin’s Print Edition is Back! 

When the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted our lives, I remembered the words of author and motivational speaker Vivian Greene, “Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass. It’s about learning how to dance in the rain." Each of us is practicing to adapt to the "new normal" created by this virus. 

Returning after a pause, this issue of Culture Magazin aims to bring you joyful and hopeful feelings. The cover story is as beautiful as a fairytale. It’s about the love of a famous couple in Vietnamese showbiz, Dong Nhi and Ong Cao Thang. 

Our inspirational profile showcases the progression, passion, sweetness and optimism of a Vietnamese-Canadian dancer and actor, Mickeey Nguyen. 

Culture Magazin's travel section is always a must-read. Perhaps this is especially true since we have been so limited in our ability to move about. Let us introduce you to a secret trove of architectural treasures you can find tucked away in East Toronto. You can also dream about a future trip to the golden sunshine and white sand of Riviera Nayarit, considered an emerging gem of Mexico’s Pacific Coast. 

In the beauty section, do not miss the pink, flower-petal nail polish tips from the Bio Sculpture brand. You’ll also find instructions for achieving a happy face with a medical spa facial, plus other interesting and helpful articles. 

Borrowing a lyric from Jamaican reggae singer-songwriter Bob Marley’s song Three Little Birds, the editorial team at Culture Magazin would like to send you an uplifting thought... "Don't worry about a thing, ‘Cause every little thing gonna be all right." 

Let's join hands to repel the COVID-19 pandemic!

I recently read in the Washington Post that the editors-in-chief of prestigious law journals at the top 16 law schools in the United States are all women. This is an historic first. Heading into 2020, we see the roles of women changing. They are now CEOs and world leaders, activists, artists, deans of architecture schools, and hold many other top positions. This is a major breakthrough and shows that women can be strong leaders. 

In this March issue, as we celebrate International Women’s Day, Culture introduces you to a few exceptional young women. Read their inspiring stories and learn how they are trying to influence the world with their talent. They include our cover feature, Miss World Vietnam 2019, Luong Thuy Linh, ambitious writer Gari Nguyen, perky German vlogger Brittanya Karma, and the creative and charming supermodel Jessica Minh Anh. Check out our travel tips, new recipes, and fashion and beauty suggestions as we head into spring. 

On the theme of women in today’s society, watch the newly produced video on our Youtube Culture Channel and listen to modern Vietnamese women in Canada confess their stories of struggle and determination. In this new episode, our two special guests are singer TyTy Hong Anh and musician Nguyen The An. Please support us by subscribing to our channel. 

With all the concerns about the coronavirus spreading around the world, let’s keep healthy with daily exercise routines and nutritious diets. Check out some of our health advice in this issue and tips on how to boost your immune system against sickness on our website, and on our Culture Channel. 

I hope you will start the season with freshness and new inspiration. To all the women, I wish you courage and happiness. Stay strong, be brave, and face the tough challenges, because after the rain there is a rainbow!

We are stepping into 2020, a new year, a brand-new decade, and a new 12-year cycle of the animal signs, starting with Year of the Rat. Together, let’s embrace the new year with fresh beginnings, goals, and adventures.

In the first issue of 2020, Culture Magazin takes you on a journey to new destinations, to meet new faces, try new food, make new recipes, and more.
The cover story features a woman that I greatly respect. Dr. Mylene Huynh went from being a little “boat-people” girl to becoming a United States Air Force colonel. In an interview with Culture Magazin, Dr. Huynh talks about her military life, how she gives back, and the significance of health and balance in life. We also have a 5-minute talk with witty YouTuber, Kayla Nguyen. She is a second-generation Vietnamese- American who shares her lovely and funny perspective on learning Vietnamese.

The Travel column invites you to explore Phu Quoc paradise, that is nicknamed the Pearl Island. It is one of nine World Biosphere Reserve locations in Vietnam, recognized by UNESCO. Then, join the "treasure hunt" in Toronto’s West End.

The Lifestyle column will share the benefits of figs and two new interesting recipes for Tet, beef stew and Vietnamese rolls. Check out our article on Tourism Trends in the Tet Holiday 2020. Oh, and remember to go to our new Culture Channel on YouTube for culture and lifestyle videos that are updated weekly.

I hope the new year brings you good health, prosperity, success and a fulfilling life! HAPPY 2020!


The pine trees are lit up and the streets are decorated to welcome Christmas. It is time to say farewell to the old year and look forward to a new year. Have you planned for this holiday? Culture Magazin has some suggestions on interesting places to visit
that are equally cozy and romantic.

Winter sparkles under the colorful lights. Get lost in a fairy land at the Aurora Winter Festival, and experience an enchanted walk into the bright future of 2099 with the premiere of a Terra Lumina show at Toronto Zoo.

Dispel the troubles of the year with world-renowned music and dance shows such as Anastasia, a live concert by Yiruma, and the Nutcracker ballet. Eating hot dishes on cold and snowy days is a great idea and we list some of the best places in Mississauga.

Our cover story is an interview with Hoang Thuy, who represented Vietnam in the international beauty pageant Miss Universe 2019 on Dec. 8th. Spend 5 minutes with Phi Huynh, a second generation Vietnamese in Canada who dreams of more Vietnamese representation in Hollywood.

Finally, if you are still structuring your business plan for the new year, the article Three Notable Factors in the Economy in 2020 may give you some ideas.

Our entire team wishes you, the beloved readers of Culture Magazin, and your families, loved ones, friends, colleagues, and
neighbors, a wonderful Christmas and a happy New Year.

Ringing the neighbour’s doorbell on the evening of October 31, waiting for the door to open, chanting "trick or treat" and being given candy is probably the most exciting experience of the year for children. Learn more about this interesting tradition in this issue. Then, we introduce you to tasteful, runway fashion collections and examine how to achieve high style in a sustainable way. Plus, join us in exploring the world's most beautiful show, Hoi An Memories.

The cover story is dedicated to actress Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc who shares her secrets of success and also her challenges after being in the field for 10 years. We spend five minutes with talented young female director Carol Nguyen, a second-generation Vietnamese Canadian. If you want to be inspired, read the story of Chau Pham, a doctor who has devoted her life to helping others.

Along with other useful articles, Culture Magazin gently comes to you as the cool breeze of late autumn create excitement and make every day more beautiful.

I hope you enjoy the splendor of this beautiful season and stay warm!

Check out Culture Magazin's back-to-school issue featuring role models sharing inspiring and valuable stories both, educational and entertaining in nature.

On our front cover, this issue is Madam Do Thi Kim Lien (Madam Liên), South African Honorary Consul in Vietnam, and founder of Green Vietnam Fund (Green Vietnam Fund) and LIAN – the leading insurance mobile app in Vietnam. Spend 5 minutes with Kevin Thach, a second-generation Vietnamese-Canadian and long about his new business model for traditional Vietnamese food. Meet Kelvin Tran, the CFO of TD Bank in the united states and hear his inspiring story in the financial world.

Worry not dear readers, we still have more great content including beauty tips, healthy living advice, and beautiful travel destination features and more! We hope you enjoy our latest issue of Culture Magazin.

As the end of summer draws closer, we’ve got to make the most of the warm weather before autumn arrives. So, go out and play some sports! Don’t know how to start? Well, luckily for you, we’re here to help as the theme of our issue this month is Athletics.  
Gracing our front cover is the handsome Lee Nguyen, a Vietnamese-American soccer player for the Los Angeles FC. In our interview, he shared the secret to his success: quick thinking and rigorous training. 
Then, read our profiles on two inspiring people: Vietnamese-Canadian figure skating champion Nam Nguyen and, Vietnamese-French doctor and founder of the Xuan Charity, Tran Tien Chanh. 
Going back to our theme of sports, read about two iconic Canadian sports, basketball and lacrosse. Or, if you prefer a less intensive sport, read our article about golf clubs in Canada. 
For the less athletically inclined, you can read about four recent fashion trends in Decoding Fashion, learn how to take care of your skin through our interview with a dermatologist, or, if the summer heat is making you too lazy to cook, check our Six Secrets for Stress Free Entertaining. 
So, kick back, relax, and enjoy this issue of Culture Magazin. 


In this Summer/Travel issue, we’re excited to introduce you many interesting stories. Read about the new Saigon Park in the article Canada’s First Park Named Saigon. Meet Paul Nguyen, the only Vietnamese-Canadian who won a place in Canada’s Volunteer Awards 2018. Or you can learn about Kyo York, an American singer who has a Vietnamese soul and shares fun stories about cultural differences between East and West. In the Heritage column, you will be surprised to learn about all the challenges that salt farmers are faced with. After that, join Maureen Littlejohn on a cruise trip to Normandy with her father, or follow her as she samples the delicious dishes of Montreal. There are still more articles waiting for you to explore such as improving your relationships, and fashion and beauty tips.
Spend a little time relaxing this summer with Culture. We promise that this issue will not let you down. And wherever you may travel, bon voyage!

In this season’s cool, comfortable weather, nothing could be better than sipping a cup of coffee and reading a magazine. I hope you can sit back and enjoy the theme of this issue – home and family.
Spend five minutes with second generation, Canadian-Vietnamese comedian, Franco Nguyen who brought Vietnamese culture to the theater with his show Good Morning Viet Mom.  Our cover story has business tips and an analysis of start-up trends from Shark Hung – one of the powerful judges on Shark Tank Vietnam. We also have an inspiring profile of climate hero Hoang Thi Minh Hong who was on the Forbes Vietnam list of top 50 most influential women in the country. If you are still of two minds about buying a home in Vietnam or Canada, don’t miss our East meets West story. With a skillful pen and the soul of a traveler, Maureen Littlejohn introduces locations in Ontario where you can celebrate the annual spring bird migration. Maureen also takes us on a journey to North America’s oldest and largest plant extravaganza, the annual Philadelphia Horticultural Society Flower Show. If you want to travel further afield, check out green gardens, fruit and nature in the Mekong Delta’s Ben Tre, or head to China’s ancient town of Fenghuang.
We wish you a relaxing, rejuvenating spring and hope you have much happiness in your daily life

March is here and spring is near with drizzling rains and occasional bright sunshine.

We dedicate this March issue to women from all walks of life and want to introduce you to celebrities and influencers who represent the faces of modern, resilient and successful women! 

The cover story spotlights Thanh Ha TruongThanh Ha, an Amerasian singer who possesses a beautiful voice that has captivated many generations of audiences from the middle-aged to the young. Also in this issue, we feature Special guest Erica Nieuwenhuis, CEO of Bio Sculpture Gel Canada, as she shares her journey of success and the premium beauty brand of healthy nail products. Get to know ICF Certified EI and Professional Life Coach, Dr. Anhlan Nguyen, in our latest 5 Minute talk!

Join Culture Magazin to celebrate the New Year, The Year of the Pig in our latest Jan-Feb issue. Let’s begin the New Year with peace by visiting Bhutan, the land of the Buddha and rejuvenate the spirit at Chùa Linh Quy Pháp Ấn, a place of serenity.

Get to know Hà Phương, talented singer and wife of famous Wall Street billionaire Chinh Chu. Rediscover the beautiful 3 Days of Tet customs and meet Vietnamese fashion designer Thuy Nguyen of Thủy Design House, “The Woman of Silk Brocade” and her charming Ao Dai collection inspired by love for her Vietnamese culture.

Last but not least, cultivate new hope in the early days of the New Year with the Five-Fruit tray and its health benefits, and take in useful advice for a positive financial future.

As always, Culture Magazin wishes you health, happiness and prosperity in 2019!

Have yourselves a Merry Christmas by getting your hands on our December/January issue. Festive. Elegant. Cheerful. This season, get to know Vietnamese-born, Canadian writer Kim Thúy, who's debut novel "Ru" won a Governor General's Awards! Find out more about Lam Gia Khang, a talented and passionate designer of Vietnamese fashion.

Deck out in holiday cheer from head to toe with our beauty and nail tips. We know what your loved ones want this Christmas, so take a look at our gift-guide for the Best 10 Gifts this holiday season . 
There may not be any snow on the ground yet, but you’ll definitely find some in our pages. Read our travel stories on Tianmen Mountain, China and Niseko, Japan for the winter wonderland of your dreams. Wrap up with some tradition as we explore how Christmas in Vietnam compares to Christmas at home in Canada.

Other highlights include: A Victorian Christmas at Black Creek Pioneer Village, 5 Minutes with Tony Nhan, Christmas Decor with Leah Thurston, and the heartwarming edition of Bridging Culture: Begin Again with Phuong Hoang.

Welcome in the autumn season with our newest October/November Issue!

Discover how fashion guru Nguyễn Công Trí became the favourite fashion designer for some of the world's biggest name in entertainment. Keep up to date with the latest in Fashion & Beauty including glamorous fall make up looks and hot edgy trends too look out for in Spring 2019 with our beauty section.

See what rising social change star Amanda Nguyen had to say in our interview with the Nobel Peace Prize nominee, as her contribution to society helped rewrite the law and protection of national civil rights.

Other highlights includes: Bridging the Gap, Rise, Toronto in My Eyes, and tips and secrets to attract your ideal partner and for a happier life.

With a month into summer, use the raging heat of the sun to fuel the fire in your bellies and work towards a healthier you.

Dương Hồng Nhung is our July muse. Find out what she says about hard work, self-confidence and the explosive growth of Vietnam's film industry. Dress for athletic success with the biggest style trend in recent years – Athleisure. Our fashion stories will get you going on how to merge athletic gear with office wear.

Lombok, Indonesia will keep you on your toes as you retreat into striking scenery and wilderness adventures. On the west coast of Canada lies Vancouver, a healthy and sporty destination renowned for its unparalleled beauty. Shifting to high gear, find out how to accelerate your workout and maintain your muscles with tips from fitness coach Hoang Fit.

Other highlights include: The New Trend of Men’s Skincare, Social Tippling in Canada and Vietnam and Summer BBQ Health Tips.

With the skies clearing and warm weather ahead, what are you waiting for? Are long vacations, road trips or exciting adventures to dream destinations on your summer bucket lists? Let the travels begin with our June issue! 

Before you hit the road, fashion pictorial The Shape of You will guide you on flattering fits and comfortable shoes. Under the blazing sun, keep your makeup intact with our beauty tips. 

If there is one thing we know, you do not always have to go far for rare experiences, especially if you live in Canada. Connect with some of North America’s First Nations at the Brantford Pow Wow, or, for a weekend escape check out Quebec City’s Chateau Frontenac. As summer deepens, get away in peaceful Quy Nhon or explore the land of temples in Cambodia. 

Other highlights include: The Gifts Dads Want gift guide, Boiled Pork Rolled in Wild Leaves recipe, Trung Nguyen Coffee profile and The Secret to Living Longer. 

Spring may not be in the air just yet, but warmer days are ahead. In preparation, we’re bathing in sunlit skies and playful breezes with our April/May issue!

H'Hen Niê, the first ethnic minority to win Miss Universe Vietnam, graces our cover this issue. In an exclusive interview, she gives us insights into the traditional life and culture of the Ede. Jump into spring with Mod., a zesty fashion pictorial baring the best of spring style. Put your best foot forward with bold palettes and spunky designs for your home and wardrobe.

Ease your mind with a road trip to Buffalo, a spa-day at one of Vietnam’s top beach resorts, or an adventure on Jeju Island. There’s a pandemic concern about the disastrous effects of loneliness but, as you’ll read in our article, there’s a way to fight the feeling of isolation. One solution is to break out of your shell, throw on a cape and enter into the sociable world of cosplay.

Other highlights include: Made for Mom Gift Guide, Toronto Fashion Week highlights, Get Healthy with Avocados and Is it Possible to Buy a Home in Canada on a Single Income?

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Join us in celebrating International Women’s Day with our March issue!

Take a walk on cloud nine with us in Cashmere Conscious, where household tissues transform into couture fashion for a good cause. Vegan beauty is all the rage lately, but what’s it all about? Flip to the beauty section to find out. Pamper yourself with modern nail art from our nail tutorial and little goodies from our self-love gift guide.

Our leading lady for this issue, the charismatic Hollywood actress Ngo Thanh Van, spills the beans on what it’s like to be a woman in the film industry. Not enough diva for you? This issue, we uncover the notable queens of Vietnam who led with dignity, intelligence and grace. De-stress on Con Dao island, relax in Cayo Coco, or party it up in Montreal — we’ve got it all for you!

Other highlights include: Create a Sanctuary for a Strong Single You, Do’s and Don’ts When Speaking to your Child About Gender Identity, Myths of the Alkaline Diet and Tax Tips for Newcomers.

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