The 6 most excellent students of primary and junior high schools attended the final from the provinces of Bac Giang, Ha Tinh, Nghe An, Quang Nam, Hai Phong city and Hanoi who were required to introduce the books under the drawn topics.

Nguyen Anh Linh (second from left) is awarded the first prize at the contest.

In order to complete the competition within 5-10 minutes, the contestants were permitted to invite 2 friends to support them. Nguyen Anh Linh, a grade-9 student of Thang town junior high school in Hiep Hoa district won the first prize with the introduction about the book “Fun science questions” by the Education Publishing House. With her knowledge through reading books, Linh gave audiences a deep explanation of natural phenomena through the lens of science.

She passed thousands of contestants at the playoff with the entry “rainbow soldiers”. Besides, she won a number of prizes at the district-level contests such as “English talent”, “choosing excellent students in chemistry”, “solving mathematics problems in English” via the internet, the second prize at the chess contest and enthusiastically took part in the art programs by the Youth Union of the district.

This contest took place from 10 September 2018 to 30 March 2019 for 6-15-year-old students aimed to develop reading movement among teenagers.

Great contribution to spreading reading culture in community

(BGO) - Tang Thi Phuong Mai, a student of class 8A, Tan Tien junior high school won the first prize at the “Ambassador of Reading” contest organized by Bac Giang Library in late March after passing nearly 28,000 entries of the contestants in the province. 

 

Bac Giang launches “Ambassador of Reading Culture” contest

(BGO) - In response to the  “Ambassador of Reading Culture” contest 2019 organized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, the schools in the northern province of Bac Giang launched and popularized the contest rules to the students. 

 

Youth project helps to spread reading culture in community

Since its debut by three young people in Ho Chi Minh City in December 2016, Sach Chuyen Tay (Books in the City) has created a venue to share and lend the favorite free books in Vietnam. The project aims to help spread the reading culture and connect the reading community by locating available book sources in society.

 

Retired lecturer helps promote reading culture

To nurture her hobby and spread the love for books to every voracious reader, a retired lecturer has created a free bookstore in Hanoi’s Dong Da district. In the digital era where reading culture is threatened by newer forms of communication, her bookstore shines like a gem.

 

Tuyet Mai