Celebration of the 10th anniversary of the establishment of Dai Nghia martial arts school

Yesterday, November 18, 2017, Dai Nghia - Vinh Xuan Noi Gia Dojo in Poland solemnly held the 10th Anniversary of its founding.
Sincere thanks to Que Viet newspaper in Poland.

Dai Nghia Dojo_Vinh Xuan Noi Gia Quyen celebrates its 10th anniversary of establishment (November 16, 2007_November 16, 2017)
On the afternoon of November 18, 2017.
Ambassador Vu Dang Dung, Mr. Trinh Quan, third secretary of the Embassy, along with representatives of the NVN Association, Women's Association, and Que Viet newspaper attended with the martial arts students and their families.
Also attending the ceremony were Polish guests including General Ryszard Murat (Ri sac Mu rat), martial arts master 10 DAN, - Head of Karate Tsunami sect, President of the Asian Sports Martial Arts Federation_Poland and many others.
After the Vietnam-Poland flag raising ceremony, introducing the delegates and receiving flowers to congratulate the martial arts school, master Truong Anh Tuan, Head of the Executive Board of Dai Nghia Martial Arts School, summarized the development process of the Vinh sect.

This sect from China was transmitted to Vietnam by its founder Nguyen Te Cong.
With the connection of Mr. Truong Anh Tuan, on November 16, 2007, Master Nguyen Ngoc Noi and 4 instructors went to Poland and since then the Noi Gia Wing Chun sect has developed in the Vietnamese Community in Vietnam.
Over the past 10 years, hundreds of martial artists have participated in practicing this sect.
In addition to training, the Dojo also regularly participates in performing in a number of community activities and participating in Polish martial arts festivals to interact with other sects.
Speaking at the ceremony, Ambassador Vu Dang Dung highly appreciated the activities of the Dojo in recent times.

General Ryszard Murat gave special words to Dai Nghia Dojo, one of 33 sects in the federation of which he is president and martial arts master Nguyen Ngoc Noi is vice president.

Master Nguyen Ngoc Noi was very moved on the anniversary day, he sent his thanks to his relatives, the Embassy, Vietnamese Community organizations in Poland, Polish friends and martial arts students of the martial arts school for their contributions.