(Baonghean.vn) - That is one of many interesting activities that members of the Oullim Vietnamese - Korean Cultural Club in Nghe An are experiencing with Korean volunteers.
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On Saturday afternoon, members of the Oullim Vietnam - Korea Cultural Club (Oullim Club) of the Vietnam - Korea Vocational College of Technology enthusiastically participated in a Korean cuisine exploration session with Korean volunteers. Depending on the monthly activity theme, the club will have activities with different programs such as cuisine, dance, singing... Photo: Chu Thanh |
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| At this meeting, three Korean volunteers Heo Su Jin, Kim Min Jeong, Choi Jong Moo and teacher Moon Jong Ho guided members of the Oullim Vietnamese-Korean Cultural Club to make Toc-co chi. Photo: Chu Thanh |
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| Through activities to learn about Korean cuisine, volunteers like Kim Min Jeong also help club members become familiar with new Korean vocabulary related to food. Photo: Chu Thanh |
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| Toc-co chi(Skewered rice cakes) is a dish made from rice cakes and is a popular Korean dish. Photo: Chu Thanh |
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| In the previous meeting, members were introduced to how to make Korean mixed noodles. Photo: NVCC |
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| Mr. Phan Ke Hien - Club President said: "The club was created with the desire to create a healthy and useful playground for all students who love Korean language and culture. In addition, the establishment of the club also aims to create a community that understands Vietnamese - Korean culture, from which it can participate in effective extracurricular exchange activities whenever Korean organizations and volunteer groups visit the Vietnam - Korea Vocational College of Technology".Photo: Chu Thanh |
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| Although the club meets every two weeks, every weekend, members still organize cultural exchanges with Korean volunteers; watch movies in Korean; practice songs and dances of both countries; organize picnics... Photo: NVCC |
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| Members of the Oullim Vietnam - Korea Cultural Club during a session to learn about Korean culture with Korean volunteers. Photo: Chu Thanh |
The Oullim Vietnamese - Korean Cultural Club currently has 32 members, including 4 Korean volunteers, teachers and students. Operating since May 2016 and officially established since June 2017. Members meet every 2 weeks on Saturday afternoons at Vietnam - Korea Vocational College of Technology. |
Chu Thanh
