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Cheo singing – a traditional Vietnamese cultural art

In the treasure trove of the nation's folk culture and art, Cheo singing (Vietnamese traditional opera) is a type of theater rich in national identity. It combines various elements such as singing, dancing, music, and drama into a uniquely integrated form.

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