The 19th Asian Games kicked off its 10th competition day on October 3 in Hangzhou, east China, bringing together athletes from across the continent to showcase their talents. Among the diverse events, Chinese chess (xiangqi) stood out as a testament to cultural heritage and strategic prowess.
In this episode, Tieu Anh from Hanoi delves into the deep-rooted enthusiasm for xiangqi in Vietnam. With a history that traces back to its introduction from China, Vietnamese xiangqi is more than just a game. It serves as a vibrant way of life, fostering closer bonds among family and friends.
The game’s enduring popularity in Vietnam highlights its role in not only competitive sports but also in enriching social and cultural connections, making it a cherished pastime for many.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
