Happy New Year to foreign students studying at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities

Speaking at the meeting, Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan sent New Year greetings to the international students. The Vice President advised that during their time in Vietnam, they should not only improve their Vietnamese but also spend time visiting historical sites and scenic spots in Hanoi to learn more about the country's history and culture. He hopes that in the future, they can become cultural ambassadors, contributing to promoting bilateral relations between Vietnam and China.

Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan wishes a happy new year to foreign students

On behalf of the teachers of the Faculty of Linguistics, Associate Professor Dr. Trinh Cam Lan (Deputy Dean) shared with the foreign students the strangeness and difficulties during their time living and studying in Vietnam. She encouraged them to keep an optimistic outlook to overcome difficulties, maintain their love for Vietnamese in their current studies and future careers.

Associate Professor Dr. Trinh Cam Lan shares her thoughts with foreign students

For their part, the students expressed their gratitude for the guidance and support of the school’s teachers. The time spent at the school as well as in Vietnam left unforgettable memories in their journey of studying and discovering the country and people of Vietnam. The foreign students pledged to continue improving their language skills and understanding of Vietnam to share with their families and friends in their homeland.

Student Hoang Thai Luong (Guangxi University, China) on behalf of his friends sent thanks to the teachers of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.

Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan gives gifts to foreign students

After the gift giving, foreign and Vietnamese students had a chance to interact and get to know each other through cultural performances.

Chinese students perform the song "Hello, Vietnam"

Student Ngoc Anh (Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Social Sciences and Humanities) performs a Chinese song.