Hundreds of paintings and photos depicting Vietnam's landscapes and daily life in different periods, fine art products of traditional craft villages of Dong Ho, Bat Trang and Phu Lang and brocade of ethnic minorities will be sent to Poland, he said.

The "Vietnam's Colours 1" week, to be organised in Warsaw and Krakow, will be the largest programme to introduce the Vietnamese culture in Poland by the Vietnamese Association in cooperation with the Polish Ministry of Culture and Information, the Committee for Overseas Vietnamese and the Vietnamese Embassy in Poland. Vietnamese nationals living in Poland will take part in the week.

Vietnamese traditional costumes and films shows will be held in addition to the exhibition, music and singing performances. And visitors will have a chance to know about Vietnamese food presented by chefs of Vietnamese restaurants in Poland. 

Mr Binh expressed his hope that "Vietnam's Colour 1" will be a success, paving the way for "Vietnam's Colour 2" and "Vietnam's Colour 3" which all aim to introduce the Vietnamese land and people to the Polish people.