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Club activity: Making Sky Lanterns (天燈) for Mid-Autumn Festival
NGÀY: 20/09/2024
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On September 14, 2024, on the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Chinese Language Club of HUFLIT organized a meaningful sky lantern (天燈) making event, rich in Chinese cultural values, creating a cohesive and joyful atmosphere for its members.
The finished mini sky lantern created by the students
With the dedicated guidance of Ms. Phan Thi Bich Tram – a lecturer from the Faculty of Foreign Languages, the students had the opportunity to personally create vibrant, colorful lanterns. Each lantern is not just a decorative item, but also reflects the creativity and personality of the members. Lanterns are not only symbols of the Mid-Autumn Festival but also emblems of dreams, hopes, and family reunions.
Ms. Phan Thị Bích Trầm is guiding the students step by step in making the handmade lantern
Besides making lanterns, the club also organized a quiz about the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, helping members learn more about Chinese culture while participating in fun entertainment games.
The students are very excited about this activity
This is an opportunity for everyone to relax while also reinforcing their knowledge and love for the Chinese language and culture. This activity not only brings memorable moments but also serves as an opportunity for all members of the Chinese Language Club at HUFLIT to strengthen their bonds, ignite their love for the culture, and build lasting relationships throughout their academic journey at HUFLIT.
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