950 Years of Quoc Tu Giam: Inspiring Vietnam's Pursuit of Knowledge
The 950th founding anniversary of Quoc Tu Giam, Vietnam's first national university, highlights the nation's enduring tradition of learning, respect for teachers, and talent promotion, which have shaped its intellectual foundations and continue to support development in the new era. It also serves as a hub for cultural diplomacy.
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