Honoring Viet Traditional Attires in London (UK)
	Spreading Patriotism through the “Vietnam Traditional Attire Pedestrian” Event in Europe

The event gathered more than 500 delegates, including ambassadors and representatives of ASEAN embassies such as Vietnam, Thailand, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Singapore, along with leaders from the China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration, the China International Publishing Group, the Orchid Awards Secretariat, representatives from the provinces of Yunnan, Shaanxi, Hainan, and Henan, as well as numerous representatives from fashion enterprises, cultural companies, media organizations, and bloggers.

Delegates attending the program pose for a commemorative photo.

In his opening remarks, Yu Yingfu, Deputy Director-General of the China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration, stated that costumes are “living fossils” of civilizations, embodying the cultural identity of nations, and are a shared heritage of all humanity.

Yu Yingfu, Deputy Director-General of the China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration, delivers the opening remarks. (Photo: Provided by the Organizing Committee)

This cultural exchange program used costumes and intangible cultural heritage as its central theme to revive traditional identities through cultural creativity, transforming intangible values into the language of modern fashion, integrating them into the global flow.

Performance of Chinese costumes and intangible cultural jewelry. (Photo: People's Newspaper)

The performances of costumes and intangible cultural heritage from five localities in China - Luoyang, Hanzhong, Wuzhishan, Dali, and Shouxiong - portrayed the history, culture, daily life, production activities, and landscapes of various ethnic groups and regions.

Performance of Vietnam’s traditional costumes. (Photo: People's Newspaper)

Meanwhile, the costume presentations of eight countries - Vietnam, Brunei, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, and Thailand - offered a visual feast showcasing the diversity of costumes and intangible cultural heritage from different cultures.

Performance of traditional costumes of ASEAN countries. (Photo: People's Newspaper)

Models participating in the performance of costumes and intangible cultural jewelry. (Photo: People's Newspaper)

This cultural exchange program not only fostered mutual learning and interaction among cultures but also helped international friends gain a deeper understanding of the richness and diversity of Chinese culture as well as that of ASEAN countries.

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