The event: Em di choi tet.

Visitors to the weekend event had a chance to enjoy the Tet atmosphere, shop for Tet ornaments and participate in cultural activities such as printing traditional Kim Hoang paintings and making glutinous rice cakes and lucky-money pockets.

Five-year-old girl Ngo Linh Giang, a participant to the event said: "First I printed the painting, then colored it. I also decorated the lucky-money pockets with paper flowers."

The children are experiencing making the Banh Chung.

Sharing her opinions on the event, Nguyen Thu Le, a parent from Thạnh Xuân district, Hanoi said: "I find this event very interesting. The kids are very happy here because the instructors are enthusiastic and kid-lovers. There are also many interesting games."

Five-year-old girl Ngo Linh Giang decorates the lucky-money pockets with paper flowers.

According to Nguyen Mai Trang, a member of organizing board, life is busy now and parents don’t have much time for their children. The event offered a chance for the parents and their kids to enjoy a full Tet atmosphere with all its meanings, she added.

Part of the proceeds will be donated to contribute to offering a cozy Tet festival for underprivileged children.

Source: VNA