Children’s Artworks Illustrate Vietnam-Japan Bonds
On November 3, Dong Nai Children’s House, the Vietnam-Japan Friendship Association of Dong Nai Province, and Bien Hoa Youth Union jointly organized an art contest on the theme of Vietnam-Japan friendship.
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| The contest attracted 200 children from primary and secondary schools across the province. Through the theme of Vietnam-Japan solidarity and the promotion of enduring and sustainable cooperation, the children expressed their understanding of the two countries' friendship. Their artwork showcased the cultural heritage, natural landscapes, and the deep-rooted bonds that connect Vietnam and Japan. |
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