With some fun after the trip to Poland

A few days ago I received a letter from the Vietnamese Embassy in Poland to the Hanoi Martial Arts Association thanking us for the work of our Noi Gia Vinh Xuan dojo in Poland.

Full letter of the Ambassador.

Along with receiving the Ambassador's letter, I also received the January 2008 Polish Sports and Culture Magazine, which published images of the Polish Martial Arts Festival on November 24, 2007, which martial arts

Up to now, although our teachers and students have returned to Vietnam, the Vietnamese brothers and some Polish people who love Wing Chun are still reviewing and practicing diligently what we have taught them.

During our dojo's trip to Poland, we had a lot of joy and happiness.

In the past few days, after our teachers and students returned home, we received a lot of congratulations from friends inside and outside the sect about our teachers and students' trip to Poland.

Once again, on behalf of the dojo, I would like to sincerely thank and appreciate everyone.

Hanoi January 11, 2008
Head Master - Head Master of VXNG Dojo
Engineer Nguyen Ngoc Noi

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