Vietnam Cultural Week to kick off at NCKU on May 8
Tainan, Taiwan, May 6, 2015
National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) in Tainan, Taiwan, will be having a celebration of Vietnamese cultures with a grand gala and feast, according to the university, and an opening ceremony will be held on May 8 to kick off the Vietnam Cultural Week on campus.
NCKU Vietnam Students Association has organized Vietnam Cultural Week annually to introduce Taiwanese students and the general public to the beauty of Vietnamese culture.
This year’s theme is “Love River,” centering on the affection and intimacy in the Vietnamese community. The event will introduce, promote and exchange the culture amongst Vietnamese, local and international friends, according to NCKU Vietnam Students Association.
The first day of the Vietnam Culture Week will include food tasting, and traditional folk games. Vietnamese dishes such as rice noodle, spring rolls, dumplings, Vietnamese bread, as well as authentic Vietnamese coffee will be served.
A performance featuring traditional Vietnamese art will be held at Cheng-Kung Hall in the evening of May 10.
In addition, a special exhibition featuring Vietnamese traditional wedding costume will open to unveil how a traditional wedding is organized by a Vietnamese family.
The Vietnamese Cultural Week has increased in popularity over the years, and its aim is to not only promote traditional Vietnamese culture, but to also offer all the Vietnamese people living, learning and working in Taiwan an opportunity to gather together.
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National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) in Tainan, Taiwan, will be having a celebration of Vietnamese cultures with a grand gala and feast, according to the university, and an opening ceremony will be held on May 8 to kick off the Vietnam Cultural Week on campus.
NCKU Vietnam Students Association has organized Vietnam Cultural Week annually to introduce Taiwanese students and the general public to the beauty of Vietnamese culture.
This year’s theme is “Love River,” centering on the affection and intimacy in the Vietnamese community. The event will introduce, promote and exchange the culture amongst Vietnamese, local and international friends, according to NCKU Vietnam Students Association.
The first day of the Vietnam Culture Week will include food tasting, and traditional folk games. Vietnamese dishes such as rice noodle, spring rolls, dumplings, Vietnamese bread, as well as authentic Vietnamese coffee will be served.
A performance featuring traditional Vietnamese art will be held at Cheng-Kung Hall in the evening of May 10.
In addition, a special exhibition featuring Vietnamese traditional wedding costume will open to unveil how a traditional wedding is organized by a Vietnamese family.
The Vietnamese Cultural Week has increased in popularity over the years, and its aim is to not only promote traditional Vietnamese culture, but to also offer all the Vietnamese people living, learning and working in Taiwan an opportunity to gather together.
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