Phan Tri Nhan of the FFL-TDTU Secures Consolation Prize at the 2025 Mandarin Chinese Oratory Competition - Chinese Consulate General Cup

On the morning of September 5, 2025, the 2025 Mandarin Chinese Oratory Competition for Universities in the Southern Region - Chinese Consulate General Cup officially concluded at Lac Hong University. The event, which saw the participation of 12 universities from the Southern region, left a lasting impression on the audience, contestants, and partners. The competition was more than just an academic playground; it was a vibrant space for cultural connection and for igniting a passion of the language among Chinese Language majors across Vietnam, especially within the Faculty of Foreign Languages (TDTU).

In this colorful tapestry of talent, Phan Tri Nhan, a junior student from the TDTU Faculty of Foreign Languages, created a highlight all on his own. Driven by his confidence and deep affection for the language, Tri Nhan successfully impressed the judges, earning him a well-deserved Consolation Prize.

In the Oratory section, Phan Tri Nhan took the audience on a journey of his learning experiences with the theme "My journey to Chinese". He showcased how language is not merely a communication tool but also a bridge connecting hearts and cultures. His sincere sharing and emotional delivery vividly portrayed a young student taking confident steps to write his own story of knowledge.

Furthermore, the Talent competition with his performance of the song "桃花朵朵开" (Peach Blossoms Blooming) lit up the stage. His clear voice, refined expression, and evocative performance transformed the song into a beautiful "blossom," adding a distinct color to his competition journey.

This Consolation Prize is more than just a personal achievement; it's a testament to Phan Tri Nhan's effort, passion, and ambition in mastering Mandarin Chinese. This success will undoubtedly be a valuable steppingstone, further fueling his love for the language and inspiring many other young people.

Once again, the Faculty of Foreign Languages extends its warmest congratulations to the Chinese Language lecturers and, especially, to Phan Tri Nhan !