[Photo series] International Cultural Festival 2015: Beauty from all over the world converges

International Cultural Festival 2015 is the 6th year that the Faculty of VNH&TV organizes this event as a New Year and Christmas festival for international students.

Held right at the faculty (Tran Dai Nghia Street, Bach Khoa) from the afternoon to the evening of December 19, the entrance gate was brightly decorated with paper flowers and colored plastic cups.

Starting with the food festival, 14 food booths of Vietnamese students and many countries around the world such as the US, Sweden, Cuba, Korea, Japan, etc. were designed by the students themselves.

Many traditional dishes from different countries were sold. In the picture is Korean kimbap rice rolls.

Cookies and cakes skillfully baked by American students

Traditional dishes are made entirely by the students themselves.

The dishes will be judged by teachers in the department based on many criteria such as best dish, cheapest, best presentation, etc.

Students will be introduced to the dishes their group made.

Besides the food, traditional costumes also add color to the festival. In the photo, Russian students are taking pictures in the traditional costumes of Russian girls.

After the food festival, the evening was filled with awards for the stalls and performances.

Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Thi Minh Hoa - Vice Principal presented gifts from the School to wish a happy new year to students of the Faculty of VNH&TV.

In addition to Associate Professor, Dr. Tran Thi Minh Hoa, the cultural night also had the participation of MSc. Pham Huy Cuong - Deputy Head of Student Affairs and Cooperation Department (left), Ms. Nguyen Thi Mai Lan - President of the Student Association.

The cultural night opened with the "United Nations" choir combining students from many countries performing the song "Remembering Hanoi".

Although he could not sing Vietnamese fluently, his performance still received a lot of cheers from the audience.

"Drifting duckweed and drifting clouds" dance performance by Vietnamese students.

Chinese students perform a vibrant dance to Chinese music

Lao students in traditional costumes and dance.

Japanese student (right) sings "Love Rain" with lecturer in the department.

Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Thien Nam (Head of Department) was also excited and presented the festival with a special singing performance.