Young players participating in Nghe An Newspaper Cup are excited to visit and experience activities at Nghe An Museum
(Baonghean.vn) - Before the match, the Organizing Committee of the Youth - Children's Football Tournament of Nghe An Newspaper Cup organized many experiential activities for young players at Nghe An Museum, helping them understand more about their homeland and the people of Nghe An.
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On the afternoon of June 8, at Nghe An Museum, young players from localities in the province visited and experienced useful activities. This is a meaningful spiritual gift that the organizers have given to support the children before the tournament officially starts. Photo: QA |
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At Nghe An Museum, the children were introduced by staff about the beauty of their homeland, the people of Nghe An, the characteristics, customs and practices of the ethnic groups in the province. The excitement was evident on the bright faces of the young players. Photo: QA |
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On the map of Nghe An, the tour guide shows the children where their hometown is located on the map. Photo: QA |
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The players were excited to find their hometown name on the map of Nghe An. Phan Van Bao Quoc - team TX. Hoang Mai shared: This is the first time I have been to Nghe An Museum and I really like it because there are many new things that I have never seen before, this is also the place that gave me very useful knowledge about my hometown Nghe An. Photo: QA |
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Customs, habits, and typical house architecture of each ethnic group are displayed to help children gain more knowledge and experience. Photo: QA |
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After the tour of Nghe An’s nature and people, the young players watched films about Uncle Ho. The questions about Uncle Ho were answered by the children with many correct answers. Photo: QA |
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Children who answer correctly will receive gifts from the program. Photo: QA |
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The game "Fragrant flowers for Uncle Ho" brings joy and laughter to the children. Photo: QA |
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The children experienced printing pictures of Uncle Ho with teenagers and children and some Dong Ho folk paintings on Do paper, and coloring with the enthusiastic guidance of the Museum staff. Photo: QA |
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| This was the first time the children had the chance to print traditional paintings by hand, so everyone was very excited. Photo: QA |
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The best paintings were given to the children to take home as souvenirs. Hopefully, the meaningful activities before the season will help the children have more joy, excitement, and determination to compete and bring home titles for their homeland. Photo: QA |
