Vietnam’s first theatrical work made up of circus and cai luong (reformed arts) – Cay gay than (The Magic Stick) – has recently been launched in Hanoi.
The northern mountainous province of Phu Tho is pursuing the policy of developing agriculture, with one of the priorities being building trademarks for local farm specialities, some of which have long been known wide and far inside Vietnam.
A festival honouring the worship of Tan Vien (the God of the Mountain) has been officially listed as one of Vietnam’s national intangible cultural heritage.
The worship of Tan Vien (the God of the Mountain), one of the Four Immortals in Vietnamese faith, will be officially recognised as a national intangible cultural heritage.
The Tan Vien (the God of the Mountain) festival opened on February 13
(or the 14th day of the first lunar month), in Hanoi’s district of
Ba Vi, attracting a crowd of visitors from all regions of the country.
Thousands of people from all corners of the country flocked to the
northern province of Hung Yen on March 21 to attend a festival
commemorating Chu Dong Tu and Tien Dung, who have been honoured by
generations for their immortal love.
Forty nine winners of the 42nd Universal Postal Union (UPU)
International Letter Writing Contest in Vietnam were honoured at a
ceremony in Hanoi in May 13.
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