To help young people love Vietnamese culture even more.

On April 12th, in Ho Chi Minh City, the Club for Loving Vietnamese Culture, under the Vietnam Community Health Education and Care Association, was officially established and launched.

The Vietnamese Culture Lovers Club is chaired by teacher and author Le Hoang Phi Yen. The club organizes activities and gatherings for those interested in and passionate about traditional culture. It serves as both a healthy recreational space and a place to preserve and promote the beauty of Vietnamese culture.

Author Phi Yến receives official recognition for the launch of the Club for Loving Vietnamese Culture.

At the launch event, author Phi Yen shared: “I nurtured this club not only because of my love for Vietnamese culture, but also because I wanted to ignite that love in the younger generation – in my own children and in each of the students I teach. We believe that love for culture needs to be sown early – from when children are curious about the world ."

The event attracted the attention of many cultural researchers and young people.

The club operates based on three core principles: voluntarism – all activities stem from the voluntary spirit, sharing, and connection of its members; respect and preservation – respecting traditional cultural values ​​in all forms of expression while preserving cultural diversity; and creativity – encouraging new initiatives that are relevant to the times but do not lose the essence of the culture.

Several reconstructed documents and jewelry pieces were displayed at the club's launch event.

The club's activities focus on organizing educational events, especially exchanges and seminars on the preservation and development of Vietnamese culture; literary sharing sessions, exhibitions of paintings, photographs, films, and audio recordings about Vietnamese culture.

The Japanese-style Japanese costume, reconstructed by the Chieu Minh Cac ancient costume research group, was showcased at the program.

Immediately following the launch event, a panel discussion titled "The Flow of Vietnamese Culture" was held, featuring voice-over director Dat Phi, actor and Meritorious Teacher Manh Dung, and sound designer Binh Nguyen. The discussion focused on how to approach culture and history for young people. Voice-over director Dat Phi stated that this is the responsibility of those who came before. When the older generation uses their love of culture to spread core values, young people will be able to see the beauty and richness of national traditions. Through this knowledge, young people will understand and gradually come to love Vietnamese culture.

The guests at the panel discussion, from left to right: sound designer Binh Nguyen, voice-over director Dat Phi, and actor - Meritorious Artist Manh Dung.

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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/de-nguoi-tre-them-yeu-van-hoa-viet-post790310.html