The “Chinese Culture Festival” was held under the theme “Chinese New Year – 中华春节” at Lobby B of the Su Van Hanh campus (HUFLIT). The event featured cultural booths such as calligraphy and paper cutting, along with food and beverage stalls exuding Chinese characteristics, all managed by the school’s members and students. This created a uniquely vibrant cultural space where participants could gain hands-on insights into Chinese knowledge and culture.
The “Chinese Culture Festival” was held under the theme “Chinese New Year – 中华春节” at Lobby B of the Su Van Hanh campus (HUFLIT). The event featured cultural booths such as calligraphy and paper cutting, along with food and beverage stalls exuding Chinese characteristics, all managed by the school’s members and students. This created a uniquely vibrant cultural space where participants could gain hands-on insights into Chinese knowledge and culture.
In addition, traditional Hanfu outfits worn by the handsome young men and beautiful young women of HUFLIT added even more splendor to the event, drawing in a large number of participants eager to experience the cultural heritage firsthand.
Most notably, the “Chinese Culture Festival” was honored to welcome Mr. Tu Chau – Deputy Consul General of the People’s Republic of China Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, who visited the event to explore its activities.
The “Spring Concert” presented a harmonious blend of music and traditional culture. Held at Agora on the Su Van Hanh campus (HUFLIT), the concert was not only an opportunity for HUFLIT members and students to indulge their passion for singing and dancing but also a platform for closer connection through cultural exchange performances that captured the festive spirit of Chinese New Year.
“Chinese Colors – 中华色彩” 2024 concluded with a mix of many emotions. It served as an academic playground for HUFLIT members and students to enhance their foreign language skills and offered numerous experiential opportunities for young people passionate about Chinese language and culture. Moreover, the series of activities promises to become a model for effectively improving foreign language proficiency and equipping future Chinese Language majors at HUFLIT with essential soft skills.
