Da Nang Students Learn Korean Culture through Vibrant Activitie

On March 9, the University of Foreign Languages Studies at the University of Danang (UD), in collaboration with the Korean Language Center in Ho Chi Minh City (KLECH), hosted the "Korean Cultural Experience Day 2025." The event featured a variety of engaging and vibrant activities, drawing nearly 600 participants, including junior high school, high school, and university students from Danang City.
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The 2025 Korean Cultural Experience Day offered a diverse array of activities, including sightseeing and captivating performances such as the Ganggangsullae dance, fan dance, Samulnori traditional musical instruments, and Taekwondo. Attendees had the chance to try on Hanbok, savor Korean cuisine, and engage in creative crafts like fan decoration and origami.

The program created not only a lively and enriching environment but also deepened students' understanding of Korean culture and its people.

Da Nang Students Learn Korean Culture through Vibrant Activitie
Students perform traditional Korean music. (Photo: Quang Nam Newspaper)

At the ceremony, Nguyen Ngoc Binh, President of the Da Nang Union of Friendship Organizations, highlighted the University of Foreign Languages Studies, UD's significant contributions to fostering people-to-people diplomacy with the Republic of Korea, particularly in education.

He emphasized that the “Korean Cultural Experience Day 2025” is a meaningful initiative that strengthens the friendship between the two countries. Furthermore, this event plays a vital role in enhancing the comprehensive strategic partnership between Vietnam and the Republic of Korea.

Da Nang Students Learn Korean Culture through Vibrant Activitie
Students perform Taekwondo martial arts. (Photo: Quang Nam Newspaper)

Kil Ho Jin, Director of KLECH, expressed his commitment to collaborating with the Department of Education and Training of Da Nang City and the University to support Korean language teaching initiatives. He also emphasized that KLECH will introduce additional programs aimed at providing students with opportunities to engage with and experience Korean culture, fostering their passion for the Korean language and its rich cultural heritage.

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