The fourth Ho Chi Minh City Children’s Book Fair opened at the city’s Book Street on June 1, featuring numerous attractive and useful activities for children.
A lot of children visit the fourth Ho Chi Minh City Children's Book Fair which will last until June 7.
HCM City (VNA) 🧜- The fourth Ho Chi Minh CityChildren’s Book Fair opened at the city’s Book Street on June 1, featuringnumerous attractive and useful activities for children.
The event, which is organised by the municipal Department ofInformation and Communications, will last until June 7. About 16,000 book titles in diverse genres are introduced at the fair along with around 30 events like exchanges, booklaunches and interaction activities. There will be discount programmes of up to 20% on the occasion,giving children more opportunities to get their favourite books. A forum entitled "Helping children form active thinkingwhen using technology in the digital age" will be held on June 6 withinthe framework of the book fair. The event aims to share methods of educatingchildren, helping them adapt to changes in the livingenvironment, especially providing the necessary knowledge and skills to grow upin the digital age.
Delegates press the butons to open the book fair. (Photo: VNA)
The first Ho Chi Minh City Children Books Awards which arededicated to works written for children were announced by the organiser at thefair's opening ceremony. Entries should be submitted from June 2 to the end ofJanuary 2024. According to Lam Dinh Thang, Director of the municipalDepartment of Information and Communications, the awards aim to promote andimprove the quality and quantity of children's books./.
The Trans-Vietnam Book Fair is being held for the first time from April 12-17 in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue, in response to the Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day 2022 (April 21).
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The Vietnamese Consulate General and Trade Office in Hong Kong (China) are running a Vietnamese space at the ongoing Hong Kong Book Fair 2022, which lasts from July 20 – 26.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Luu Quang attended an event in Ho Chi Minh on May 28 to launch summer activities for children and respond to the Children Month 2023.
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Coming to the Vietnamese booth, visitors had the chance to take part in a bamboo dance, a workshop on painting woven bamboo or rattan, or quizzes about Vietnam.
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The cultural event in Canberra not only fostered cultural exchanges between Vietnam and Australia but also contributed to promoting Vietnam’s image internationally
A lot of children visit the fourth Ho Chi Minh City Children's Book Fair which will last until June 7. 
Delegates press the butons to open the book fair. (Photo: VNA) 
