Posters to celebrate the founding of the Communist Party and the success of Communist Party Congresses at all levels, or portraits of father-figures, etc., are not easy topics for novices like students. By feeling, believing in the Communist Party, in Uncle Ho, and gratefulness to those who have contributed to the country, many art students have put their full emotions on great fine art topics.

As the only representative in Vietnam to join the Co-leaders of the project “DIGI: CHANGE” – Digital transformation joint venture in higher education in Vietnam, on February 14, Phu Xuan University cooperated with Liverpool John Moores University and British Council (the sponsor) organized the project launch program, with the participation of more than 60 universities, colleges and high schools across the country.

Mr. Christian Manhart, Representative in Vietnam of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), praised Vietnam's success in connecting tangible heritage with intangible heritage, and affirmed that UNESCO would continue to work closely with Vietnam for the country's sustainable development.