Cultural series (p.m): Lecture. Vietnam the land and children of dragons

“The dragon symbolises strength and power. Thus, in royal culture, the word ‘dragon’ is the symbol of kings.  For Vietnamese people, dragons are considered one of the most important cultural symbols as it is associated with the origins of the nation.” (extract from a Nhan Dan article on dragons https://en.nhandan.vn/dragon-in-vietnamese-culture-and-life-post133236.html)

FVH delves into why and how Vietnamese culture and beliefs go hand in hand with the dragon.  Join Associate Professor, Dr. Đinh Hồng Hải and Dr Trần Đoan Lâm as they explain the many facets of dragons of Vietnam from myths and legends, to the dynastic dragons, to their sacred importance and their place in Vietnamese history and culture.

1. A New Approach to the Vietnamese Dragon Symbol
2. The Vietnamese Dragon and the Process of Sino-Indian Cultural Exchange
3. The Vietnamese Dragon Symbol and the Spirit of Independence in Đại Việt
4. The Vietnamese Dragon Symbol in Relation to Confucian Institutions and Buddhist Ideals
5. The Vietnamese Dragon as a National Symbol

RSVP to Van phuongvan272@gmail.com (include mobile number)

Amount VND 250,000 pp includes donation to our hosts/venue and refreshments

Numbers 8 to 20 pax

Venue Dinh Lang Viet Space, in the heart of the Trung Tu/Dang Van Ngu dormitory area.  For those not familiar with the venue detailed information will be sent to those confirmed on the event.

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