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Singer Vương Bình Stirs Up Thousands of Students at the Oriental Festival 2026 “Ngũ Văn Giao Hội”
Aiming for a playground rich in identity, the programme creates opportunities for young people to meet, connect and explore the characteristic beauty of Oriental countries. Not only a playground for students who love East Asian culture, the festival is also a place to spread the spirit of exchange, learning and connection among students of universities in Ho Chi Minh City.
Right from the first hours, the Oriental Festival 2026 attracted a large number of students with a series of diverse cultural-experience activities. The elaborately invested stalls recreated many characteristic beauties of Oriental countries through costumes, art, folk games and interesting interactive activities. The festival space thus became a meeting point for students to explore distinctive cultural values in a close and vivid way.
Alongside the experience area, the festival stage also left many marks with a colourful arts-exchange programme. The singing, dancing and art performances performed by HUFLIT students together with students of universities in Ho Chi Minh City brought a youthful, lively and emotional atmosphere.
In particular, the appearance of singer Vương Bình became the outstanding highlight of the programme. With explosive performances and a close exchange segment, the male singer stirred up the stage and received enthusiastic responses from the large number of students.
Closing the experience journey was a lucky-draw activity with many attractive prizes for the participants. In particular, the prizes presented by the teachers of the Faculty of Oriental Languages and Cultures not only brought surprise joy but also showed the University’s care and companionship towards students. Through that, the festival closed in a bustling atmosphere, leaving many beautiful memories in the hearts of the participants.
Not only a cultural festival, the Oriental Festival 2026 is also a connecting space for young people who love East Asian culture. Through experiential and exchange activities, the programme contributes to spreading the spirit of learning, respecting cultural diversity and strengthening connection among students of universities in Ho Chi Minh City.