According to VNA correspondent in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysia-Vietnam Friendship Association organized a Mid-Autumn Festival for Vietnamese children from September 13-15 at BB Park Center in Kuala Lumpur.
About 100 children of officials and staff of the Embassy and Vietnamese representative agencies, and children of Vietnamese families in Malaysia were excited and enthusiastic to attend the festival.
Attending the Mid-Autumn Festival, children participated in many folk games, listened to stories about Cuoi and Hang, and especially made Dong Ho paintings under the guidance of members of the Vietnamese Club in Malaysia.
Not only Vietnamese children but also international children were excited to participate in folk games and make moon cakes by themselves.
In addition, the Organizing Committee also awarded certificates of merit to 12 children with high academic achievements and active participation in cultural and social activities and events of the community.
In her opening speech, Ms. Tran Thi Chang, President of the Malaysia-Vietnam Friendship Association, was moved to say that the Mid-Autumn Festival is a special day for children, showing care and concern for the young generation, the future successors of the nation. The Association's wish is to bring children experiences about national culture, helping them love traditional values and have memorable memories of their childhood in Malaysia.
On behalf of the Vietnamese Embassy in Malaysia, Mr. Nguyen Ba Tan, First Secretary, highly appreciated the efforts of the Malaysia-Vietnam Friendship Association in organizing the Mid-Autumn Festival, helping children of overseas Vietnamese living far from home to enjoy the Mid-Autumn Festival like children in the country.
The festival is one of many activities organized to contribute to fostering solidarity and love for the country, not only for children but also for the Vietnamese community in Malaysia.
The festival is one of many activities organized to contribute to fostering solidarity and love for the country, not only for children but also for the Vietnamese community in Malaysia.
In addition, the Organizing Committee also hopes that this year's Mid-Autumn Festival is not only a joy but also a sharing of love, where the hearts of each child living far away from home are turned towards their compatriots who are being severely affected by storm No. 3 in their homeland.
On this occasion, the Vietnamese Embassy and the Malaysia-Vietnam Friendship Association called on the Vietnamese community in Malaysia to join hands to support compatriots in the country, especially in the northern mountainous provinces.
With the theme “Enjoying the Full Moon Festival, Connecting Family, Cuisine of the Three Regions, and Filled with Joy,” this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival is not only an opportunity for families and children to enjoy the traditional festival atmosphere together, but also an opportunity for the Vietnamese community in Malaysia to strengthen their connection and introduce the beauty of Vietnamese culture to the international community.
Therefore, this year's festival features Vietnamese food stalls and many traditional music and dance performances by actors from the Le Ngoc theater troupe.
At the ceremony, the Malaysia-Vietnam Friendship Association signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Le Ngoc Theatre Troupe to strengthen cooperation and create favorable conditions for the troupe to participate in activities promoting Vietnamese culture to people in Malaysia in the coming time./.
Source: https://www.vietnamplus.vn/tet-trung-thu-am-ap-va-chia-se-yeu-thuong-cua-thieu-nhi-viet-nam-tai-malaysia-post976927.vnp
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