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1. Some people commented that man doing housework was nothing to talk about, but sociologist Trinh Hoa Binh said that Bill Gates washing dishes had caught public attention because it is uncommon for a man to do house chores in Vietnam.

2. It is still a widely prevalent practice that Vietnamese women do most of the housework, while fixing and maintaining equipment in the house are tasks reserved for men, according to a study done by the Institute for Social Development Studies.

3. Individual sellers that have an annual income of at least VND100 million ($4,348) should pay VAT and personal income tax, and e-commerce platforms should do so on the sellers’ behalf.

4. Last week do Ha Nam, general director of Intimex, Vietnam's largest coffee export firm, told VnExpress International that Vietnam could fall short of beans in May or June due to rising shipments and dwindling domestic stocks.

5. Despite their relatively high income, a majority of employees holding mid-level positions in Vietnam do not like their jobs and often face stressful situations at work, a new survey has found.

6. One of them, Nguyen Dinh Cung, said many other governments have bailed out the airlines and that Vietnam should do the same.

7. Photo by VnExpress/Dang Le Some of the touching post-war stories have to do with those who supervised American pilots at the Hoa Lo prison in Hanoi.

8. What he usually does when he finds a patient is to explain loudly and clearly about the person's condition and what his team should do.

9. Lan (R) and her colleagues understand that it is their duty to do whatever they can to save a patient's life even if they are already showing signs of dying and that reviving may require a miracle.

10. The report said that more and more Vietnamese customers are not satisfied with after-sales services because agents do not meet the service time as promised and the service fee expected.