CULTURE DAY 2024 – WHERE MULT INATIONAL CULTURE IS REPRESENTED VIVIDLY BY HSU STUDENTS
On January 7, Culture Day 2024 took place with the participation of a large number of students and teachers. With a series of diverse culture-related activities, Culture Day has provided participants with a multicultural and multilingual space right at Hoa Sen University Thanh Thai campus.
With the theme “Beyond boundaries within hearts”, this year’s festival was organized magnificently with 10 booths from 10 different countries such as the US, France, UK, Thailand, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, and China. ,… The students personally organized booths based on famous cultural symbols, typical dishes, traditional costumes, fun games as well as fashion shows and performances. music of each country.
This year in particular, there is also the appearance of the booth “HSU Ong Do Street”, where traditional Vietnamese Tet culture is vividly recreated in a colorful way. Students not only received special HSU Tet gifts, but also relived their childhood memories with folk games such as marble shooting, pebble tying, ring throwing, and hexagram casting.
Culture Day is an annual cultural event and also a practical project for the English language major jointly implemented by HSU students and the HSU Chinese Club of the Faculty of International Languages and Cultures, to help people Attendees have more opportunities to approach many different aspects of languages and cultures of other countries.
The Faculty of International Languages and Cultures sincerely thanks the delegates, sponsors, teachers, staff, and students for accompanying Culture Day 2024. Thank you. CLB Chinesse HSU – Youth Base Camp , CLUB Miracle English Club and the students implementing the project Culture Day for their efforts and dedication to create a space of Dedicated to creating a lively experience space, a multilingual, multicultural environment according to international standards and contributing to affirming the core value of real learning, real doing of Hoa Sen University.
