International Lunar New year 2026 
International Center, together with BUI, BUCI, the School of Humanities and Tourism Management, the Language Institute, and the The Surat Osathanugrah Library, brought the vibrant International Lunar New Year 2026

Wed, 25 Feb 2026  |  142 views
International Lunar New year 2026 

 

International Center, together with BUI, BUCI, the School of Humanities and Tourism Management, the Language Institute, and the The Surat Osathanugrah Library, brought the vibrant International Lunar New Year 2026 celebration to life — transforming the venue into a dazzling sea of red filled with culture, joy, and festive spirit. 

 

 

Participants not only immersed themselves in this beautiful tradition but also explored global opportunities such as volunteering abroad and studying overseas. The event featured interactive booths and hands-on activities, including Chinese traditional fortune telling, DIY Chinese lanterns, DIY Chinese knots, tea tasting, and many more cultural experiences. 

 

 

Students were also warmly invited to join “Lucky Print” presented by the library, where recycled materials were transformed into glowing 3D artworks symbolizing light, luck, and prosperity to take home.

 

 

The celebration sparkled with creativity, highlighted by live performances from the BUI Music Club and BUI Dance Club. The highlight of the afternoon was undoubtedly the Mister & Miss Golden Dragon 2026 Contest, where contestants confidently showcased their talents, cultural appreciation, and charisma —  making the event truly unforgettable. 

 

 


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