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1. According to data from the Vietnam Telecommunications Authority, Internet traffic increased by 40% in March.

2. "They've allowed me to reveal that they were offered to do it for a pair of boots or underwear.

3. The debate has been sparked by Gates’s professed love for dish washing, with several Vietnamese male netizens "taking the cue" and quipping that sharing housework does not seem to save a marriage.

4. 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.

5. Even amid the Covid-19 pandemic, 20 percent of Vietnamese men have not done any housework even as the women carry the double burden of work and family responsibilities, according to a March report by the International Labor Organization (ILO).

6. 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.

7. It is commonly said that if women fail to manage their family affairs and housework, they are nothing, regardless of how successful they may be in their careers and society.

8. “There is a growing idea that there is technology, there is finance (to help),” said Tsering, adding that the region was an important battleground in the war.

9. Vietnamese parents spend on average 10 hours each week helping their children with homework, only second to Indian parents who put in 12 hours, a new global survey revealed.

10. Overall, parents in emerging economies generally devoted much more time to homework than their counterparts in richer countries, Varkey Foundation, which surveyed 27,380 parents across 29 countries concluded.