The four-day festival starting on November 16 seeks to enhance mutual understanding of culture, cuisine, and tourism between the citizens of the two localities. Many young people gather together at the Quang Ninh planning, fair, and exhibition palace to participate in various activities during the event. Street art performances attract thousands of visitors as they snap photos with robots, cartoon characters, and manga cosplayers. Bumblebee is a fictional robot character who appears in the Transformers franchise. The character is a member of the Autobots, a group of sentient, self-configuring, modular extraterrestrial robotic lifeforms. Tourists enjoy taking photos with people transforming into fishermen and miners. Doraemon, a famous character in the Japanese manga series with the same name, is associated with the childhood of Vietnamese children for many generations. Participants enjoy Yosakoi dances during the event. A special space with snow is set up for visitors to experience the atmosphere of being in Hokkaido. Visitors try on the traditional Japanese outfit Kimono. Furthermore, some conferences on investment promotion, tourism, human resources development, and green growth agriculture also take place, promising comprehensive co-operation between the two localities of Vietnam and Japan. The exhibition features interesting cultural activities such as Origami paper folding and mask decoration. A special space with snow is set up for visitors to experience the atmosphere of being in Hokkaido. Visitors try on the traditional Japanese outfit Kimono. Furthermore, some conferences on investment promotion, tourism, human resources development, and green growth agriculture also take place, promising comprehensive co-operation between the two localities of Vietnam and Japan.
The Vietnam Military History Museum’s new campus, located on Thang Long Boulevard in Hanoi’s Nam Tu Liem District, has completed its first phase of construction, which began in 2019, with a substantial investment of VND2.5 trillion (approximately US$101 million). This state-of-the-art museum showcases an impressive collection of approximately 150,000 artifacts, including rare and nationally treasured items. The museum’s design is a striking tribute to Vietnam’s rich history, with a 45-meter-tall Victory Tower serving as a prominent centerpiece, commemorating the momentous occasion of Vietnam’s proclamation of independence by President Ho Chi Minh in 1945. As you step into the outdoor exhibition area, you’ll find a powerful display of weaponry and equipment. On the left, discover the tools of resistance and defense used by the resilient Vietnamese military and people during their struggles against French colonialists and American forces. On the right, examine the armaments employed by...
A stunning artwork by master artisan Byeol Ha, President of the Korean Hangeul Design Association, showcases the beautiful lotus and eternal blossom of Korea, the mugung flower. This piece symbolizes the strong and positive relationship between the Republic of Korea and Vietnam. Hangeul, created by King Sejong in 1443, has been an integral part of Korean culture for over five centuries. Its evolution over the years mirrors the journey and soul of the Korean people. At the opening of the three-month exhibition, Director of Vietnam’s National Library, Nguyen Xuan Dung, remarked, “This exhibition and the MoU signify our shared dedication to fostering cultural understanding and academic exchange. It provides a platform for scholars, researchers, and enthusiasts of Hangeul from both nations to engage, exchange ideas, and enrich our respective cultures.” The Hangeul Design project, launched in Korea in 2016, offers a fresh perspective on traditional values through design. It inspires co...
The artisans of Hanoi’s folk communities are not just masters of their craft but also guardians of a rich cultural heritage, passing on traditional skills to the younger generation and spreading Vietnam’s cultural flair far and wide. **The Vibrant Embroidery Trade of Dong Cuu Village** The village of Dong Cuu, on the outskirts of Hanoi, has been synonymous with exquisite embroidery for centuries. Among its talented embroiderers is Nguyen Thi Thanh Hoa, a resident of Co Chat Hamlet in Thuong Tin District, Hanoi. From a young age, Hoa has been immersed in the world of embroidery, learning the intricate details of this traditional craft from her parents and grandparents. Her passion for embroidery has grown over time, leading her to create breathtakingly beautiful ao dai, Vietnam’s elegant traditional long tunic. Co Chat Hamlet holds a special significance as the birthplace of embroidery in Hanoi, with a history spanning almost 400 years. Since then, the craft has evolved and spread t...
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