Oriental Studies students win first prize in public speaking at the Chinese Language Camp.

At this year's Chinese Language Camp, 40 students representing the university participated fully and seriously in classes such as: Tai Chi, Paper Cutting Art, Peking Opera Mask Decoration, Calligraphy, Artistic Knitting, Ink Painting, and Tea Ceremony… After these classes, the students gained a better understanding of several areas of Chinese art and culture, and were especially able to apply and practice what they had learned.

In addition, students also participate in interesting and meaningful field trips, getting to see firsthand the people, scenery, and unique cultural spaces of the beautiful and rich land of Nanning City, Guangxi. Students from the university also have many opportunities to interact with students from Guangxi University, students from other Vietnamese universities participating in the camp, and international students from Thailand, Indonesia, India, and Malaysia.

During the official activities of the Camp, representatives from the school participated in the session.Chinese-language public speaking competitionAnd Nguyen Thi Viet My (a student from the K59 cohort, majoring in Chinese Studies, Faculty of Oriental Studies) won first prize in the aforementioned public speaking competition. This event, along with the incredibly impressive and unique song and dance performances about Vietnam by the members of the Sol Club, left a deep impression on the teachers and international friends participating in this camp, showcasing the image of talented and friendly students from the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.