Some 8,200 Vietnamese youths, including many members of Korean pop fan clubs, took part in the "All in One" festival. During the first three days, through to March 21, the fans held exhibitions and performances of their own, showed video clips they made and sold products they prepared at the Korean Cultural Center in Hanoi. On the last day, March 22, some 17 teams showed off the singing and dancing skills they had honed over months of practice. The finale was held at the Royal City Theater in central Hanoi. Moving cross-country, the festival will continue in Ho Chi Minh City on April 25.
K-pop madness sweeps Vietnam
03 April 2015
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