The innovative exhibition, seamlessly integrated into the picturesque campus of the former Indochina University, has opened to the public for the first time, drawing a large crowd of art enthusiasts eager to explore its unique offerings.
The move was made one year after the US-Vietnam elevated their relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with a focus on people-to-people exchanges.
The event aims to celebrate the Vietnamese Ao dai and Hanoi’s heritage in celebrations of National Day on September 2.
Using the visual language of oil painting, lacquer, ceramics, and silk, the artists will tell stories about the sediments of Vietnamese heritage and the cultural values hidden in contemporary life.
The honor is an incentive for artisans to further promote the cultural heritage of the thousand-year-old capital.
The preservation of relics and cultural heritage has always been a public concern. It's important that the public understands and appreciates the efforts that go into such projects.
The town is known for its many historical and cultural monuments.
Rational and effective exploitation of architectural and landscape space helps promote socio-economic development and ensures security and social safety, improving the quality of life for residents.
The project is expected to inspire the next generation of Vietnamese food enthusiasts and establish Vietnamese gastronomy as a global culinary phenomenon.
The painters in their works have explored the significance of the lotus flower in Vietnamese culture, the lotus flower blooms in summer.
Through its activities, the club will promote the cultural and historical value of Vietnam's national costume - Ao Dai.
With more than a thousand years of history, Hanoi has a wealth of folk traditions that need to be preserved by young people.
Hanoi's iconic landmarks, such as Dong Xuan Market, Long Bien Bridge, and Hanoi Opera House, will be featured in the thematic exhibition space "A Glimpse of Heritage."
In the context of a tight state budget, the creation of a dedicated public fund for the urgent protection and promotion of cultural heritage values is imperative.
The two localities will enhance cultural cooperation, focusing on sharing experiences in heritage preservation and cultural values exploitation.
The UNESCO designation confirms international appreciation for the beauty of the heritage and Vietnam's efforts in its protection.
Nine bronze urns are an encyclopedia of the unified, sovereign country of Vietnam, expressed in symbolic form through embossed images.
