Tuyen Quang has a student who won a Silver medal at the World Mind Mapping Championship.

On the evening of December 14th, in Ho Chi Minh City, the Organizing Committee of the 34th World Memory Championship (WMC 2025) held the closing ceremony and awarded prizes for the various categories. Tuyen Quang province was honored to have one student, Vuong Ngoc Nhung, a 10th-grade English major from Tuyen Quang High School for the Gifted, who excellently won a Silver medal at the World Mind Mapping Championship.

Vuong Ngoc Nhung, a 10th-grade student specializing in English at Tuyen Quang High School for Gifted Students, participated in the 2025 World Mind Mapping Competition.

The World Memory Championship (WMC) 2025 took place over three days, from December 12th to 14th, with the participation of 290 contestants from nearly 30 countries and territories, including memory powerhouses such as the UK, Germany, the USA, Japan, China, India, and Mongolia. Contestants competed in 10 disciplines testing speed, accuracy, and neural endurance, including: rapid number memorization, abstract imagery, auditory memorization, mind mapping, etc.

Vuong Ngoc Nhung (in the middle) won the Silver prize at the 2025 World Mind Mapping Competition.

The World Memory Championships were founded in 1991 by Tony Buzan and Raymond Keene. It is the oldest and most prestigious memory competition in the world. Vietnam's hosting of the WMC 2025 by the World Mind Sports Council (WMSC) not only affirms its capacity to organize world-class events but also realizes the vision of making Vietnam "The New Global Brain Hub".

Text and photos: Mạnh Tùng

Source: https://baotuyenquang.com.vn/xa-hoi/202512/tuyen-quang-co-hoc-sinh-doat-giai-bac-taigiai-vo-dich-so-do-tu-duythe-gioi-cf92efe/