Established in 2018 by 28-year-old Vu Thi Thanh Van, the May is her start-up project inspired from the Cham ethnic group’s traditional crafts of brocade weaving in My Nghiep village and pottery in Bau Truc village in Ninh Thuan province, two of the most time-honoured craft villages in Vietnam and the Southeast region in general.
(BGO) - In their social
customs and religious life, San Diu ethnic minorities in Bac Giang province still
preserve ‘cap sac’ (coming-of-age) – the ritual of maturity. Passed down from
generation to generation, although life has had many changes, this ritual of
San Diu ethnic minority people still retains its original values.
(BGO) - Bac Giang is an
ancient land which is home to quan ho (love duets) singing - an elegant hobby
that has always been attractive and pervasive in the hearts of the people of the
Kinh Bac region, especially those living on the two banks of Cau River, also known
as "the river of quan ho". Notably, the practice of quan ho singing also
preserves many traditional cultural beauties, including the friend-making custom.
(BGO) – Cau River in Tho Ha village, Van Ha commune (Viet Yen district, Bac Giang province) still keeps the ancient serenity of a pure Vietnamese village. In particular, we must mention the Tho Ha communal house, where its door painting in fresco is a masterpiece of wood carving with technical and artistic values, representing the quintessential art of the Le Trung Hung Dynasty (the 17th-18th centuries).
The Festival of Folk Culture in Contemporary Life 2020 is being held from December 11-13 around Hoan Kiem lake, Hanoi, with the aim of honouring and introducing Hanoi’s contemporary folk and cultural heritage to local residents and visitors, helping preserve and promote the values of traditional folk cultural heritage in contemporary society.
(BGO) – Despite being over 70 years old, meritorious
artisan Tran Van Ba, a San Diu ethnic in Chao Cu village, Giap Son commune (Luc
Ngan district, Bac Giang province) has always infatuated with soong co songs.
