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950 years of Quoc Tu Giam: A milestone in Vietnam’s educational and cultural history

Verified: 2 outlets have reported this story since Nov 11, 1 of them from Vietnam.

📍 Vietnam, VN·🕐 5h ago·2 outlets

Russia’s senior researcher in Oriental studies Dr. Anatoly Sokolov said that although founded nearly a millennium ago, Quoc Tu Giam remains far more than a historical monument. It has continued to pass on the tradition of learning to successive generations and remained an integral part of Vietnam’s cultural and educational life. Quoc Tu Giam at 950: A meeting point for Vietnam’s cultural diplomacy 950 years of Quoc Tu Giam: New storytelling approaches encourage visitors to explore heritage UNESCO Representative: Quoc Tu Giam offers inspiration for new approaches to education

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  1. Nov 11, 10:09 AM UTCFirst report
    950 years of Quoc Tu Giam: Continuing Vietnam’s enduring tradition of learningen.vietnamplus.vn ↗
  2. Nov 12, 9:29 AM UTC+23 h
    Quoc Tu Giam at 950: A meeting point for Vietnam’s cultural diplomacyen.vietnamplus.vn (again) ↗
  3. Nov 13, 1:55 AM UTC+40 h
    950 years on, Quoc Tu Giam continues to inspire Vietnam’s pursuit of knowledge ​longform.vietnamplus.vn ↗
  4. Verified: a second independent outlet reported itNov 13, 1:55 AM UTC · +40 h
  5. Nov 13, 9:28 PM UTC+2 d· you’re reading this
    950 years of Quoc Tu Giam: A milestone in Vietnam’s educational and cultural historyen.vietnamplus.vn (again) ↗
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