400 Vietnamese students participate in Russian summer camp
More than 400 Vietnamese students from 51 universities across Russia gathered at the 2018 Obninsk Summer Camp, the third of its kind, held at Ivorga Recreation Park in Kaluga province on September 15-16.
More than 400 Vietnamese students from 51 universities across Russia gather at the 2018 Obninsk Summer Camp at Ivorga Recreation Park in Kaluga on September 15-16. (Photo: VNA)
Moscow(VNA) – More than 400 Vietnamese students from 51 universities across Russia gatheredat the 2018 Obninsk Summer Camp, the third of its kind, held at Ivorga RecreationPark in Kaluga province on September 15-16.
Opening the event, LeChi Loi, in charge of the management of Vietnamese students in Russia, said thecamp provided a playground for Vietnamese students in Russia to meet andinspire each other in their study. He appreciated the hard work made by thestudents, not only in their study, but also in developing relations betweenVietnam and Russia.
A view of the 2018 Obninsk Summer Camp at Ivorga Recreation Park in Kaluga, Russia. (Photo: VNA)
Do Xuan Hoang, head ofthe Association of Vietnamese in Russia, said he hopes that when the studentscome back to Vietnam, they will always keep in their hearts the memories of Russianhospitability and friendliness and continue writing positive reviews aboutVietnamese people in Russia.
For two days, thestudents participated in various team games and enjoyed a music show, a campfire,and a firework display.
According to Hoang,the camp’s games motivated the students to think creatively and actively inorder to complete set tasks. Themed “The Battle for Survival”, the games aimedto help them learn that each person will come across many challenges in theirlife, and they can push through these difficulties with the help of their team.
Throughout the games,the students improved their teamwork skills and learnt how to stay united andrespect each other in order to win challenges, Hoang said. –VNA
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More than 400 Vietnamese students from 51 universities across Russia gather at the 2018 Obninsk Summer Camp at Ivorga Recreation Park in Kaluga on September 15-16. (Photo: VNA)
A view of the 2018 Obninsk Summer Camp at Ivorga Recreation Park in Kaluga, Russia. (Photo: VNA)
