Many artists accompany farmers, spreading Vietnamese values

Accompanying “Going back to the countryside to get rich” from the very beginning, artist Quyen Linh shared that the program is a meaningful bridge between businesses, rural areas and consumers; supporting local products to be widely spread, and children far from home have more motivation to return to start a business on their homeland.

Artists Quyen Linh, Hari Won, Lam Vy Da and actor Long Vu experience a Hue cake making class (banh loc and banh nam) in the program "Going back to the countryside to get rich"

Along with the program "Going Home to Get Rich" to inspire rural economic development, on June 12, Halotimes introduced a series of projects in 2025 including the program to search for artistic talents at the +84 broadcasting station , the Halotimes AI platform and Blockchain technology to support digital content protection, and the community project "One Million Books to Make Vietnamese Farmers Rich" .

The programs are developed from knowledge, culture and people. Each project not only demonstrates the spirit of innovation and creativity but also serves the community and spreads Vietnamese values.

Accompanying "Going back to the countryside to get rich", artists get to experience traditional jobs and appreciate the values ​​of their homeland more. Through that, the journey to get rich from traditional values ​​is continued in a creative and sustainable way.

Mr. Le Van Thuong, General Director of Halotimes shared: “The project "Going Home to Get Rich " has helped 80 stalls to get on the Soctrip e-commerce platform, while promoting tourism for 24 communes and destinations. Or with the initiative " One Million Books to Make Vietnamese Farmers Rich" , we bring knowledge, AI technology and brand building knowledge to the people. In short, technology is coming to the countryside. Vietnamese culture is entering the digital age".

Artists come to Quang Ninh to promote local specialties such as: tea, fish sauce, shrimp paste, shredded pork, dried squid, and sandworm powder...

Miss Bui Quynh Hoa, Director of Community Projects of Halotimes, said that each program aims at real values, real experiences, helping people enrich themselves from knowledge, skills and what they already have.

Miss Bui Quynh Hoa

In addition, Halotimes recently launched the project "Global Signal - Vietnam Signal 2025", carrying the aspiration for Vietnam to reach the world with intelligence, culture and technology.

THU HUONG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/nhieu-nghe-si-dong-hanh-cung-nong-dan-lan-toa-gia-tri-viet-post799315.html