The Vietnam - Korea cultural exchange art program connects and shows the honor of Thai Binh students.

Tuesday, November 28, 2023 | 14:54:39

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That was one of the assessments of comrade Vu Ngoc Tri, Provincial Party Committee member, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Council at the rehearsal of the art program of colleges and universities in the province participating in the cultural and artistic exchange between colleges and universities of Korea and Thai Binh, on the morning of November 28.

Delegates attending the rehearsal.

According to the plan, the program will have the participation of nearly 200 students from Thai Binh College of Culture and Arts, Thai Binh College of Education, Thai Binh College of Medicine, Thai Binh University, Thai Binh University of Medicine and Pharmacy performing 9 elaborately staged performances. These include a drum performance and traditional musical instrument ensemble singing the songs “Arirang”, “My homeland Vietnam”; singing and dancing “Red blood, yellow skin”; singing and dancing “My hometown, rendezvous”; choir “Chiec khan Pieu”; singing and dancing group “Gio danh do dua”; male-female duet “Yeu lam Thai Binh oi”; male-female choir “Go Vietnam go go”; singing and dancing group “Thênh thang duong moi”; modern dance medley. The performances are imbued with national cultural identity, expressing the pride of the young generation in the traditional arts of the nation, love for the homeland, country and people. The program creates a source of connecting energy, inspires creativity, and spreads national culture to generations of students from Vietnam and Korea.

Traditional musical instrument performance of the songs "Arirang" and "My homeland Vietnam".

The performances in the program are elaborately staged.

Speaking at the program rehearsal, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Council acknowledged and praised the efforts of teachers and students of colleges and universities. He hoped that with the honor and pride of the national cultural identity, students would perform even better and more impressively at the official performance on the evening of December 1. He hoped that colleges and universities would create the best conditions for students participating in the program to complete the assigned tasks; at the same time, pay attention to ensuring the health of students; have plans to supplement knowledge, meeting the study program for them.

The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Council emphasized that participating in the exchange performance at the program is an honor and pride for students, so they need to make efforts to spread the beautiful image of Thai Binh youth, thereby contributing to promoting the land and people of Thai Binh to international friends.

Tu Anh

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