Recently, at Lac Hong University, the Vietnam -
US Friendship Association of Dong Nai province (the Association) successfully
organized the “Ring the Golden Bell” with the participation of
representatives of the Vietnam - US Friendship Association of the province; the
Board of Rectors, representatives of Lac Hong University, Dong Nai University
and Dong Nai University of Technology and 100 candidates from 03 affiliated
branches of the Association.
Delegates and contestants
posing for souvenir photos at the "Ring the Golden Bell" Game
The game is part of a series of events to congratulate
on the 2nd Congress of the Association, which has just taken place successfully
in April of 2024, and celebrate the 3rd Congress of the Union of Friendship
Organizations of Dong Nai province, for the 2024 – 2029 term.
It is known that "Ring the Golden Bell"
aims to convey to members of 03 branches of the Vietnam - US Friendship
Association of Dong Nai province at Dong Nai University, Lac Hong University
and Dong Nai University of Technology about the good messages in the culture of
02 countries. Through the game, the members, students have an opportunity to study,
consolidate, and develop general knowledge about culture, history, and society
of Vietnam, the United States and even the United Kingdom. Culture is an
important bridge to connect peoples, and through culture, people can understand
each other better, share common values and build trust for long-term,
sustainable cooperation.
At the event, 100 contestants
went through 20 questions to find the winner with the best knowledge. As a
result, the Organizing Board awarded 03 collective prizes and 07 individual
prizes. Nguyen Ha Kim Yen excellently won the First Prize of the game.
The Organizing Board awarded the first prize to Nguyen Ha
Kim Yen – a student from Lac Hong University
Some pictures of the “Ring Golden Bell” Game:
A Contestant at the "Ring the Golden Bell"
The
Organizing Board presenting awards to outstanding groups and individuals
The scenery of the event
Teachers from Universities participating in games to
"rescue" the contestants