The f.emale s.tudent caused a stir when she wore an ao dai and gave flowers to President Xi Jinping in Vietnam, her identity aroused curiosity

The visit to Vietnam by President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan at the invitation of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong and his wife, President Vo Van Thuong and his wife on December 12-13 recently received much attention from the people.

Four lucky female students were chosen to give flowers to Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan during their recent visit to Vietnam, receiving the attention of the online community. Recently, the identities of four female students who gave flowers to President Xi Jinping and his wife were found by netizens.

It is known that the two female students who gave flowers when President Xi Jinping and his wife landed at Noi Bai airport were Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc and Do Ai Lam. Both of these female students belong to Hanoi National University.

F.emale s.tudent Do Ai Lam from Bac Giang is currently a fourth-year student at the Department of Chinese Language and Culture, University of Foreign Languages, Hanoi National University. Asian

Sharing with Dan Tri reporter on December 14, Ai Lam said that being given flowers at the welcoming ceremony for General Secretary and President Xi Jinping, she was very honored and proud.

"That day I wore a blue ao dai to s.how elegance. When giving flowers to the General Secretary, I smiled brightly and said: "Hello, President Xi Jinping. Welcome to Vietnam."

General Secretary and President Xi Jinping smiled and thanked him. That moment was very short but will forever be a memorable memory in my student life," Ai Lam shared.

According to this f.emale s.tudent, although she was quite stressed because this was an important task, she completed it quite well.

"To ensure that everything is as neat and perfect as possible, and that the information is absolutely confidential, before the ceremony to welcome the General Secretary, I often stand in front of the mirror and practice Chinese conversations alone," this f.emale s.tudent said. good.

Also present at the welcoming ceremony for General Secretary and President Xi Jinping and his wife, f.emale s.tudent Nguyen Thi Bich Ngoc said that up to now she still feels happy when she knows she has the honor of giving flowers to Mrs. Banh. Le Vien.

Along with giving flowers, she said to her in Chinese: "Hello Professor Banh. Welcome to Vietnam." She smiled and said thank you.

Ngoc said that when she heard that she would be present at this important event, she was worried and couldn't sleep all night.

"The first time we attended an important event, we were quite nervous. However, with the attention of the teachers and the Organizing Committee, we were less surprised.

The teachers also shared with us some experiences on how to walk and speak in a standard and courteous manner, so we had a certain idea of what to do during the reception," Ngoc recalled. .

It is known that Bich Ngoc comes from Tu Ky district, Hai Duong province. She is currently a second-year student at the Department of Oriental Studies at the University of Social Sciences and Humanities.

The two remaining female students who were arranged to give flowers to President Xi Jinping and Peng Liyuan before they left Vietnam are known as Duong Thi Thuy and Le Vu Thanh Thao. Two girls with long, flowing hair in white traditional dresses brought two bouquets of fresh flowers to give to two distinguished guests.

According to research, both Thuy and Thao are students of the Department of Chinese Language and Culture of the University of Foreign Languages, Hanoi National University. To be chosen as the recipient of the honor of giving flowers to President Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan, both must be outstanding students in their academic activities at the faculty as well as participating in extracurricular activities. school course. Not only that, the two female students added: "Height and face are also a criterion."

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