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Stories of heritage are told on Ao dai by Hue students

HNN.VN - On July 5, the Provincial General Library held a final round of the 2023 Children’s Painting according to Books Competition with the theme “Ao dai and Heritage”.

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 The works of junior artists are displayed at the competition

The competition was divided into 2 groups for Primary (6-11 years old) and Junior High School (12 – 15 years old). The preliminary round attracted the participation of over 400 students. Thereby, 50 works were selected for the final round. The organizing board will choose 15 superlative works to print on Ao dai for the performance at the awarding ceremony.

Furthermore, the participating works will be used to promote, display and perform in the events and activities held by the Provincial General Library, as well as being used in other fundraising activities to buy books for the bookshelves in remote areas with an aim to encourage and spread reading culture in the community.

According to the organizing committee, this is a fascinating activity to arouse children’s passion and creativity; expressing their ideas, talents, thoughts, and actions; thereby, spreading reading culture and sharing the love of country, homeland, as well as the love for Ao dai – a traditional costume of the Vietnamese nation.

By N. Minh
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