In recent years, students from the Faculty of Foreign Languages, especially those majoring in Chinese Language, have consistently demonstrated their abilities and determination through academic activities, cultural exchanges, and international platforms. The impressive achievements at the “Chinese Calligraphy Competition,” organized by Guangxi University for Nationalities (China) recently, further highlight these efforts and remarkable progress.
Van Hien students showcased their excellence in the field of calligraphy, a distinctive cultural symbol of China. On November 6, 2025, Guangxi University for Nationalities hosted the 5th “Chinese Calligraphy Competition,” attracting nearly 100 international contestants from countries such as Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, South Korea, and various African nations. Each contestant was required to complete the entire creative process within a limited time, from folding paper and mixing ink to drawing grids, writing characters, and presenting the final artwork. This was a challenge that demanded meticulous attention, patience, and the ability to combine skill with artistic expression.
In this competition, Van Hien students made a strong impression on the judges with their refined writing style, soft strokes, and profound content. As a result, they achieved impressive accomplishments:
• Special Prize: Ly Hong Kien, Le Dinh Man – also won 2 tickets to attend the provincial final round in Hechi City, Guangxi.
• First Prize: Le Nguyen Nhu Tuong, Duong Thi My Tien, Pham Thi Thanh Thu.
• Third Prize: Huynh Thuy Vy, Mai Thi Anh Nguyet.
The success of these students is a testament to the perseverance, passion, and continuous learning spirit of the students from the Faculty of Foreign Languages at Van Hien University in exploring and preserving the essence of Eastern culture. Let’s take a look back at some images from this competition!
Van Hien students with their award-winning calligraphy works
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Student Ly Hong Kien, with his award-winning calligraphy work, achieved the Special Prize
The scene of students diligently completing their exam submissions
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Student Duong Thi My Tien, with her award-winning calligraphy work, achieved the First Prize
The achievements that students from the Faculty of Foreign Languages have accomplished in recent times are not only a source of pride for the individuals but also contribute to affirming the faculty’s reputation, quality of education, and correct development orientation. Academic activities, international exchanges, and professional platforms have become increasingly valuable opportunities for students to expand their knowledge, strengthen their resilience, and unlock their full potential. In the future, the Faculty of Foreign Languages will continue to create opportunities, broaden learning and experiential chances, and accompany students on their journey to reach new heights, making a positive contribution to the overall development of the University and the community.