An 18 to 21 year old is vibrant, full of potential. And beautiful, even if she is unaware of it. Her energy is spent on observing the world and its peoples, and learning skills that will enable her to find her place in it.
In Vietnam, people celebrate woman’s day twice a year. They observe national women’s day on 20th October and again international women’s day on 8th of March. Numerous events are being held by the Government, donors, mass organizations and NGOs on both the days.
International Women's Day (March 8) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity.
Tet Holiday has a very special position in the hearts of every Vietnamese no matter where they are. As the most important holiday in Vietnamese culture, it is held on the first days of the year in Lunar calendar, usually falling into February in solar calendar.
The symbol of Pork is a very close animal to humans, so that the pig is the 12th mascot in the 12 animals in Vietnam.
Valentine's Day has become a long-standing holiday in the world and is popular in Vietnam, especially for lovers who wish to have an opportunity to express their love.
Bamboo and rattan is a friendly and natural material, used by Vietnamese people to make tools and labor tools in daily life, later developed into traditional craft villages.
Animal lovers will love to make these adorable pig cards. They're great to use as party invitations, place seating at the birthday table, or just as part of a collection of favorite animals. Make a few, and decorate them each differently, to create a colorful collection of pig pop up cards!