Rapper supports new library for students in Vietnam
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Den Vau, a Vietnamese rapper, attended the opening of a new library at Van Thuy Primary and Secondary School in Chien Thang Commune, Vietnam on August 21.
The school, located in a mountainous region, previously lacked a dedicated library space, forcing teachers and parents to use a kitchen and outdoor area for books. Den Vau joined students in reading activities and donated 100 books to the new facility.
He spoke to students about the importance of reading and recommended “Almanach of World Civilizations,” a book he enjoyed as a child. He also spent time decorating the library, speaking with students, and signing autographs. The 60-square-meter Hope Library was constructed over two months with funding from VnExpress and FPT Online staff, along with support from Hope Foundation, FPT Corporation and Vuihoc Company. It includes bookshelves, furniture, and a digital library equipped with 15 tablets and online learning accounts.
This project is part of a larger initiative to build or renovate 38 libraries across Vietnam and provide digital resources to students.
