Vietnamese Cultural Festival opens in Russia

A Vietnamese Cultural Festival was held in Vladivostok, Russia, on June 3 by the “Close Vietnam” Club of Russian students studying Vietnamese at the Far Eastern Federal University.

Participants joins the festival. (Photo: VNA)
Participants joins the festival. (Photo: VNA)

This year’s event featured a wide range of activities to introduce Vietnam's geographical position, the legend of Con Rong Chau Tien (Offspring of Dragon and Fairy), the meaning of the Vietnamese flag, the Lunar New Year, and so on.

In addition, participants also enjoyed martial arts performances, singing Vietnamese songs together, participating in Vietnamese Thai dance, and playing many Vietnamese folk games.

Another indispensable part of the Vietnamese Cultural Festival is culinary dishes, and “Pho cuon” (fresh rice noodle rolls) was chosen as the main dish.

FEFU is one of the universities with the largest number of students studying Vietnamese in Russia, with over 30 students studying, along with more than 80 Vietnamese students studying different majors.

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