Oriental Studies Student Won First Prize in Eloquence Competition at Chinese Language Camp

Participating in this Chinese Language Camp, 40 students representing the school's students fully and seriously participated in classes such as: Tai Chi, Paper Cutting, Peking Opera Mask Decoration, Calligraphy, Art of Weaving, Ink Painting and Tea Ceremony... After the above classes, students have a better understanding of some areas of Chinese art and culture, especially being able to apply and practice what they have learned.

In addition, students also participated in interesting and meaningful field trips, seeing with their own eyes the people, landscapes and extremely unique cultural spaces of the beautiful land of Nanning City, Guangxi. Students of the School also had many exchanges with students of Guangxi University, students of other Vietnamese universities attending the Camp and international students from Thailand, Indonesia, India, Malaysia.

During the official activities of the Camp, representatives of the School delegation attended the meeting.Chinese Eloquence Contestand Nguyen Thi Viet My (K59 student majoring in Chinese Studies, Faculty of Oriental Studies) won first prize in the above debate contest. This event, along with the extremely impressive and unique singing and dancing performances about Vietnam by the Sol Club members, left a deep impression on the teachers and international friends participating in this Camp exchange about the image of talented and friendly students of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.