Vietnamese Community in UK Upholds Cultural Heritage
The Vietnamese community in the UK is actively preserving and promoting its cultural identity and language through events like the 2027 Lunar New Year celebration at the National Maritime Museum and London Ao Dai Week. This highlights the potential of Overseas Vietnamese (OVs) to act as bridges between Vietnam and other nations.
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