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| Students from Hoang Van Thu Secondary School (in Lang Son Province) warmly welcome the delegation and 20 students from Pingxiang Town, Guangxi, China. |
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| Students from both countries tour and explore the unique cultural features of Lang Son Province at the Lang Son Provincial Museum. |
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| The students visit the exhibition entitled "The South Liberation in 1975 – The Epic of Great Victory." |
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| Immediately after the museum tour, the students painted conical hats. |
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| Decorating Vietnamese conical hats is a meaningful and culturally rich activity. |
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| In addition to expressing their creativity through this activity, the students took the opportunity to learn about and honour a traditional cultural symbol of Vietnam. |
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| The conical hat is a familiar image to the Vietnamese people. It is not only a tool for shielding from the sun and rain but also a symbol of grace and simplicity. |
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| Each student had 10 minutes to decorate their conical hat. |
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| A student from the Chinese delegation is seen completing her artwork. |
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| Students from both countries proudly showcase their creative results. |
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| Nguyen Thanh Hao, a student from Hoang Van Thu Secondary School, expresses her love for her creation and her wish to spread the spirit of friendship and solidarity between Vietnam and China. |
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| In addition to decorating conical hats, the students experiencedmaking traditional ceramics. |
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| During this activity, the organisers present Bat Trang ceramic mugs as gifts to the delegation and students from Pingxiang Town, in Guangxi, China. |
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| Notably, after completing their handmade ceramic pieces, the students’ works are kiln-fired and returned to them by the organisers. |
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| Students from both Vietnam and China take commemorative photos with the meaningful products they created. |














