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Writing contest helps Vietnamese understand more about Poland

The Polish Embassy in Vietnam held a ceremony in Hanoi on August 14 to present awards to winners of a writing contest on Poland which was exclusively designed for internet users.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The Polish Embassy in Vietnam held a ceremony in Hanoi onAugust 14 to present awards to winners of a writing contest on Poland which wasexclusively designed for internet users.

Taking place from April 24 to July 12, the contest, the first of its kind inVietnam, attracted more than 1,800 entries written in Vietnamese.

The first prize, which is a week-long trip to Poland in September, went to23-year-old Nguyen Ka Anh Duy, a tax consultant in Ho Chi Minh City. Onlylearning about the contest in early June, Duy has since posted 841 pieces ofwriting about Poland on Wikipedia.

Speaking at the award ceremony, Polish Ambassador to Vietnam Wojciech Gerwel saidthe big number of entries manifests the love of Vietnamese, especiallyyoungsters, for Poland despite the geographical distance.-VNA
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