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Tran Minh Cuong: Telling Vietnamese Cultural Stories Across Television, Music and Literature
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· August 11, 2026
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From television studios and live stages to books and songs inspired by Vietnam's ethnic communities, editor and director Tran Minh Cuong follows a consistent purpose: to work with integrity and bring national culture to contemporary audiences.
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