In May 2023, the Music Club of Chu Van An Secondary School in Hanoi welcomed Sergio Narea, Ambassador of the Republic of Chile in Vietnam.

Chu Van An Secondary School students learn to play the keyboard with the Chilean Ambassador to Vietnam.

At the exchange, the Ambassador taught the students to play the song "Si Vas Para Chile" (If you go to Chile), one of the most popular Chilean songs. It is about a conversation between a Chilean living abroad and a tourist who is about to visit Chile. The Chilean man asks the traveler to visit the woman he loves to express his love from afar. He shows the way to her house, describing the willow trees by the stream, the Andes, and the townspeople of Las Condes.

The song's closing line is one of Chile's most popular sayings: "You will see how they treat a friend in Chile when he is a foreigner" (Y verás como quieren en Chile al amigo cuando es forastero), refers to the friendliness of the Chilean people towards foreigners

Ambassador Sergio Narea played the song "Si Vas Para Chile" on the flute.

Excited by the catchy melody, the children quickly played this song with the keyboard and the pixie.

Students from Chu Van An Secondary School (Hanoi) and guests take photos with an oil painting given by former Chilean President Michelle Bachelet

Previously, in March 2023, a Chilean delegation led by former President Michelle Bachelet visited and presented the school with an oil painting on natural canvas by the famous Chilean artist - Alejandro Mono González.

Students perform Vietnamese dance and music to international guests.

The students gave international guests gifts prepared by themselves.

A mural painted by Vietnamese students and Chilean artists.

Also in the ceremony to receive the painting, the Chilean delegation proposed to paint a mural for the school. Chilean artist Jennifer Karina Diaz collaborated with talented students of Chu Van An Secondary School to paint a beautiful and colorful work.

On April 1, the delegation went to the school to inaugurate the work of cultural interference and friendship between Vietnam and Chile.

According to Vu Hanh Nguyen, who was the school's Vice Principal at that time, the event was a meaningful cultural exchange for the school and a valuable opportunity for the students to approach and learn about the art of painting with a professional artist from Chile

Japanese Culture Festival held by Chu Van An Secondary School.

In February 2023, Chu Van An Secondary School held a Japanese Culture Festival for Japanese language students after more than three years of hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Group dances, fashion shows, and kendo by Japanese volunteers brought to the festival a warm atmosphere of friendship between Vietnam and Japan. At the event, the teenagers can experience the art of calligraphy, Ikebana, and Origami, wear Yukata costumes, and school uniforms, and play Japanese games.

An exchange between students of the Japanese class at Chu Van An Secondary School and students of Higashi Amagi School - Japan.

On March 7, 2023, students of the Japanese class at Chu Van An Secondary School had an exchange with middle school students of Higashi Amagi School - Japan. Through the exchange, students of the two schools learned about the culture of the other country. The Vietnamese students had a chance to practice communicating. They talked about the daily life of Vietnamese and Japanese students, participating in games, and talked about their dreams

A visit to the Japanese Embassy in April.

On April 18, students of class 8A4 at Chu Van An Secondary School were invited to visit the Japanese Embassy in Vietnam on the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries. They were introduced to Vietnam - Japan relations and joined the Japanese Embassy version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire". Through the game, children learn more about Japan and the diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Japan.

Students of Chu Van An Secondary School listen to an introduction to Japanese traditional Kimono costumes.

Exchange programs help students of Chu Van An Secondary School have more opportunities to practice foreign languages, and at the same time, create opportunities for them to become "envoys" to introduce the unique culture of Vietnam to international friends.

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