Painting contest on Vietnam draws international students
Two Hungarian students, Szabó Zétény and Sebok Lilla, have won first prizes of the painting contest “Vietnam in children’s eyes”, which was held recently for students at more than 50 schools across Hungary.
The contest, running from March to the end of April, received 346 entries, while its Facebook fanpage saw 87,867 posts by contestants.
Along with famous landscapes of Vietnam, the paintings also feature the costumes of ethnic minority groups of Vietnam, natural masterpieces, and buildings of Vietnam.
At the ceremony, Ambassador Thao presented the certificate of merits to six winning students and the organizing board./.
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