Writing contest for kids commences
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PrintVietNamNet Bridge – The Danish Writer Association, the Kim Dong Publishing House and the Hanoi Writer Association have joined forces to launch a writing contest for children.
Named “Dialogue with nature,” the contest is open to all Vietnamese people to write prose and cartoons for children.
Submissions, which have never been published, must be typed or drawn on one-side of a piece of paper and sent to the Kim Dong Publishing House, 55 Quang Trung, Hanoi or emailed to dahotrovanhocthieunhi@yahoo.com from November 4 2009 to June 30, 2010.
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