[GLN EC Keangnam] Topic 3/05/2013: PAVEMENT CULTURE IN HANOI

The pavement is for walking and parking in some places but if you come to Vietnam, the pavement is a place for people to do business even it's illegal. Foreign visitors to Hanoi are impressed by the capital’s pavements where they can chat, drink tea or coffee, and even have something to eat. Pavement culture has become the unique culture in Hanoi and has also been known as one of the typical features in the Vietnamese culture. So what is Hanoi pavement culture? Is it really the typical culture in Hanoi? Let’s come and share your own thinking about the topic “PAVEMENT CULTURE IN HANOI” at 2:30pm in GLN English Club this Saturday

PAVEMENT CULTURE IN HANOI
2:30pm Saturday, 4th May 2013
10th Floor, Keangnam Office Building, Pham Hung Str, Tu Liem Dist, Ha Noi.​

2:30- 3:00: Breaking the ice

3:00- 3:45: Discussing in pairs
• Do you often enjoy eating or drinking and chatting on the pavement in Hanoi? Who do you often go with?
• Can you share some famous pavement culture in Hanoi?
• How do you feel about having something to eat and drink on the pavement, excited or terrible?
• What is pavement culture in your eyes? Can you describe pavement culture in Hanoi in detail?
• What are drawbacks of building shops, restaurants on the pavement?

3:45 – 4:15: Playing games

4:15- 4:45: Working in groups
“Hanoi pavement culture is the unique culture in Vietnam. It should be preserved and developed”.
• Do you agree or disagree with this statement? If you agree, let’s plan to develop healthy pavement culture without restrictions as previously discussed. Let’s make presentation within 5 minutes.

4:45- 5:30: Free talk