Foreign dancers compete in Hanoi’s international open dancesport championships

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The championships witnesses the participation of dancers from Vietnam and 12 countries and territories worldwide.
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They compete across four categories, including international open standard adult, international open Latin adult, open standard youth, and open Latin youth.
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A couple from the Czech Republic are among the first athletes to participate in the tournament.
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Dancers from the Republic of Korea put on a Latin performance at the competition.
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A performance put on by Vietnamese couple Hoang Duc Tuan and Do Phuong Uyen in the international open Latin adult category
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Dmitri Kolobov and Signe Busk of Denmark come first in the international open standard adult category.
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Japanese dancers Hiroaki Onishi and Sakina Onishi rank fifth in the international open Latin adult category.

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