Culture

On the morning of November 27, the Advocacy Committee to establish Hue Cultural Heritage Research and Development Association held a congress to establish the Association in the term of 2020-2025.

As for the results, the Organization Committee awarded 1 first prize, 2 second prizes, 3 third prizes, and 15 consolation prizes to excellent teams.

In order to build Thua Thien Hue into a special cultural center and a heritage city, we need specific strategies for specific work about the conservation and promotion of cultural values.

Thua Phu Prison remnant area and the exhibition space of the Provincial History Museum will be opened to welcome the locals and visitors by December 22.

Candidates participated in the solo piano or guitar competition in 3 tables divided by age group: from 8 to 13 years old, from 14 to 17 years old and 18 years old and above.

On November 20, College of Arts, Hue University launched an art exhibition to celebrate Vietnamese Teachers' Day (November 20).

The exhibition provides the viewer with a unique look at Hanoi in the early years of the 20th century.

The topic aims to compile an encyclopedia-like reference (book set) of Hue culinary culture.

Like the previous film festivals, the films selected to be released to Vietnamese audience in general and Hue in particular won the domestic and international big awards.

For its importance, a section of Le Loi street, between Phu Xuan Bridge and Truong Tien Bridge, was developed into the “Hue space of Culture and Arts” in accordance with the decision of the provincial people’s committee.

“Strawberry story” is the visual exhibition introducing to viewers 30 works by the two artists Le Thi Linh and Le Quoc Hoan.

Though majoring in Sociology at university, his passion for culture, history and ancient costume made him attach himself with reproducing ancient costume.

"Emotion - Creation" is the theme of a drawing contest and exhibition for children, organized by the Provincial General Library in collaboration with Ami art.com club from November 7-13.

I haven’t had the opportunity to read the French writer Margueritte Duras’s L’Amant (‘The Lover’), which was about her love with Huynh Thuy Le – a Chinese-born Vietnamese.

Unable to return to Vietnam to receive the prize, she said from America: “This is the happiest and most touching moment for a writer.”