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This is a presentation that introduces a few foods of Vietnam. There is a time of origin, where it is most popular, and a brief description of the food.

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This presentation about the various Festivals of Vietnam, and each festival is explained through their cultural significance and what events are available there.

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Video File - The Art of Cooking Banh Chung (Banh Tet) 

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Video File - The Art of Cooking Banh Chung (Banh Tet) 

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This video shows the dying art of cooking Banh Chung (Tet), and displays the specialty and long process of creating Banh Chung

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The dying art of COOKING BANH TET in Vietnam. Tet in Southern Vietnam!

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Vietnamese Food is an important part of their culture due to their cultural characteristics of rich, diverse, fresh, and flavorful dishes, and you are able to see a few of these foods in this photo gallery

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Video File - Hue Festival Showcase and Vlog

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Video File - Hue Festival Showcase and Vlog

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Current Holiday Explained in Vietnam And Nguyen Hue Festival    🇻🇳

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Clothing is an important part of Vietnamese culture because the clothes can express different things through colors, patterns, and historical context. There also also various styles for men and women that have had major changes throughout history, that hold many different meanings. In this photo gallery you are able to see 3 different Vietnamese clothing that all have historical importance or meaning.

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Huế Festival & Huế Craft Village Festival

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Huế Festival & Huế Craft Village Festival

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The Huế Festival & Huế Craft Village Festival are festivals to promote products that the locals of the village crafted and the culture of their land. Displaying the specialties of their culture to tourists that come here to experience and explore the culture of Hue City. There are many things to buy and events to look forward to, as there are lots of little shops and various events held during the Hue Festival. Hue City is a urban city, as it is one of top 5 ranked cities in Vietnam. The festival is special because you are able to see crafts that are only made by Vietnamese people and their forms of art. This festival preserves the special culture of Vietnam by displaying all the special and historical hand crafted products that are made by the locals of Hue.

If you want to learn more about this special festival held in one of the largest cities in Vietnam, click here:

https://vietnamtourism.gov.vn/en/post/18557

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Vietnamese Calligraphy is a form of Vietnamese art, and it holds cultural importance through the luck, health, and peace that it brings to the family. Historical Vietnamese figures used Han and Nom to write their calligraphy, and perfection in writing calligraphy back then would guarantee academic success, by gaining scholarships for mastery of calligraphy. Vietnamese calligraphy is not as popular now, but during Tet, people still do it occasionally to bring good luck, and you can see it decorated around the houses of Vietnamese locals.

If you are interested in Vietnamese Calligraphy, you can learn more about it here:

https://www.vietnamescapetours.com/travel-blog/vietnamese-traditional-calligraphy-during-tet.html

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The Montagnards are a religious indigenous group of people that live in the central highlands of Vietnam, and they have a total population of around 2.25 million people. Their name came from French, as the word "Montagnard" descripts mountain dwellers, which they are as their whole group lives on Vietnams mountains. This group is mainly rural, as they don't socialize with urban people as often, and mostly stay on their lands. The Montagnards don't interfere much with urban communities, but the Vietnamese government have not been welcoming to them since the early 2000s, and actively conduct acts of repression against the Montagnards by taking their land and controlling their religious practices. The Montagnards are an important and very significant part of Vietnam, as this group of people have been in Vietnam for over 300 years since the 1700's, so hopefully Vietnam stops their repression towards them

If you want to learn more about the Montagnards, click this link:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montagnard_(Vietnam)#

If you want to learn about what the Vietnam government is doing to the Montagnards, read more about it here:

https://www.refworld.org/reference/countryrep/hrw/2002/en/40633

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Banh Chung is a traditional Vietnamese food that is rice stuffed with mung beans and pork, and wrapped with lá dong, a type of leaf, but can be replaced with other leaves like banana leaves. This food is eaten on the occasion of Tết, Vietnam new years, and is quite popular. In modern times, people only buy and don't make it anymore due to the long preparation times it takes, but the process of making it is what makes this dish special, so hopefully in the future people can still experience the special tradition of making Banh Chung.

If you are interested about the Vietnamese dish of Banh Chung, you can further look into its history, symbolism, and traditions in this article:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B%C3%A1nh_ch%C6%B0ng

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The game of Dragon and Snake is a traditional folk game of Vietnam, and it was played and still is played by kids in Vietnam. This game is played by having one person try to take away the colored cloth from the people that form the dragon snake. This game has cultural importance because it was once played by many children before the generation of technology, and is good to know about because this is a different form of entertainment. The game is not played as much anymore because of the rise of technology, and traditional folk games not playing played as much, but during family gatherings and festivals, some kids would come around and play Dragon and Snake.

If Vietnamese folk games interests you, you can look in this link to learn step by step how the game of Dragon and Snake is played:

https://www.vietravel.com/en/vietnam-country-people/the-game-of-the-dragon-snake-v2754.aspx

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Bun Nuoc Leo is a noodle soup dish that is very well known in Tra Vinh of Vietnam, as it has very unique flavors that lots of ethnic groups of Tra Vinh have contributed to. Originally, it was just a cheap fish noodle soup, but now it has expanded across Vietnam and is very popular. Bun Nuoc Leo is very special because it has many different variations depending on where you eat it, and each variation has the different flavors of the area's culture.

If you find this dish interesting and want to learn more about how it's made, how to find the best Bun Nuoc Leo, and basic knowledge about this dish of food, this is the place to find it:

https://vemekong.com/bun-nuoc-leo-tra-vinh-noodle-soup/

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Vietnamese silk painting is one of the most beloved forms of art in Vietnam, because it is a very appealing form of art, and displays the beauty of Vietnamese silk. Vietnamese silk painting has a long history, as it originated during the Ly Dynasty in the 11th century, and there are many historical pieces of Vietnamese silk painting that are displayed in Vietnamese art museums. Vietnamese silk painting is special to Vietnam because it uses their own silk, which is soft and elegant.

If you want to learn more about Vietnamese silk painting, this link includes many things such as the characteristics of it, some history about it, and the values of Vietnamese silk painting:

https://vinpearl.com/en/vietnamese-silk-painting-a-traditional-art#

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Vietnamese pottery and ceramics are a form of Vietnamese art, and it has a lot influence from China, as it originated when Vietnam reclaimed their independence and craftsmen started creating pottery. Currently, ceramics are still being produced in southern Vietnam, and the original traditional style of ceramic production is still produced. This shows the cultural importance because Vietnamese pottery dates back all the way since the 10th century, and is still popular and regularly produced in Vietnam.

If you find Vietnamese pottery interesting, this article tells you all about the history of this very old form of art:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnamese_ceramics

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Tết is Vietnam's largest event of the year, as it is Vietnam's lunar new year. During Tết, families come together and spend quality time, while honoring their past ancestors. While Tết is going on, you can expect lots of shops selling traditional Vietnam items for worshipping and new years decorations, the streets will be filled with color, celebrating the start of a new year, and lots of food that is specially prepared for the occasion of Tết. Tết is celebrated across all of Vietnam, and you will be able to see changes in dressing styles, hairstyles, and lifestyles in many people as they are looking for new start in their life. It is unique because all the traditions and celebrations are special to Vietnamese culture, and although some forms of celebration are similar to the Chinese new year, Vietnam has lots of variety in what they do, especially in cooking where their food is all local traditional food.

If you want to learn the largest event of of Vietnam, Tết, be sure to look into this link to learn more about what you can expect if you are new to Vietnamese cultural festivals:

https://vietnam.travel/things-to-do/tet-vietnam-lunar-new-year

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The Lim Festival is a popular cultural event that is held in Bac Ninh, a city of Vietnam. In the event, you get to experience many different cultural things like Quan Ho Singing, a cultural type of music, play traditional folk games, and see traditional rituals first handed. This festival displays the culture of Vietnam, which is why this festival is so important and popular for both locals and tourists.

The Lim festival is a very popular festival held in Bac Ninh on the 13th of February, and it lasts for 3 days, if you are interested in experiencing it or learning more about it, this article talks in specifics about the special things you can experience there:

https://vinpearl.com/en/lim-festival-a-big-and-unique-event-in-northern-vietnam

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Cao Dai is a Vietnamese religion that practices a lot of traditional Vietnamese folk religion. The mission of this religion is to unite all humanity and God, so there would be universal peace. Caodaism's teachings talk about the works of God and how he's revealed so many truths that awaits discovery.

Caodaism is a religion that is still practiced today, and has over 4 million worldwide followers, with Vietnam being the largest as they have the most resources supporting this religion. If this religion seems interesting to you, you can learn more about Caodaism here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caodaism

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Ao Dai is one of Vietnam's most popular traditional clothing, as it is the clothing that best represents Vietnam. Ao Dai is a very beautiful attire that is made out of silk, and is available for both males and females. This special clothing is worn by both urban and rural people of Vietnam, and has a large impact on Vietnam's culture, as it is worn for very special occasions, such as Tet, which is the largest annual event of Vietnam.

If you find this interesting, you are able to look into it further from 1 - 1.3 on the link below:

https://vinpearl.com/en/traditional-vietnamese-dress

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Communal Houses are a large part of Vietnam culture, as it is a symbol of Vietnamese religion and culture. There are many communal houses in Vietnam and each house has its own features, including worship rituals, religious items, art and many others. The variety is what makes communal houses special because there is a lot of different items of Vietnamese culture and each one is unique and can teach you about something different.

If you are interested in learning more about communal houses, this link has a lot of information, and also shows some examples of famous communal houses.

https://hanoitimes.vn/communal-house-a-symbol-of-vietnamese-religion-and-culture-316556.html

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The Hue Imperial City is a national royal treasure of Vietnam and it displays the rich history of Vietnam's past. The Hue Imperial City displays the cultures of past Vietnam dynasties, and you are able to explore this through beautiful and unique palaces, gardens, and tombs. The Hue Imperial City is an important part of Vietnam because it preserves and displays Vietnam's historical culture, and is important for protecting the history and culture of Vietnams past.

The Hue Imperial City is very special to Vietnam, and if you are find this royal treasure of Vietnam interesting, this link can tell you more about what you're able to see there:

https://www.handspan.com/en/hue-imperial-city.html

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Ho Chi Minh's Stilt House from the outside

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Ho Chi Minh's Stilt House is a special house of Ho Chi Minh that has many Vietnamese values. Ho Chi Minh was an important historical figure of Vietnam, as he was a great president and did many good things for the country, and now his house is a visitor spot with many Vietnamese values from the 20th century. This house was very special to Ho Chi Minh, and many cultural items and the lifestyle of Ho Chi Minh can be seen in this house. This house was the place he stayed at until he passed away, and holds a lot of value to Vietnam locals and is also a very special play for tourists to visit.

If you are interested about seeing or learning about the late and great Ho Chi Minh's Stilt House, this article has it all:

https://vinpearl.com/en/ho-chi-minhs-stilt-house-hanoi-a-unique-simple-house-with-great-values

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The Áo Tứ Thân is a traditional Vietnamese dress that is worn by women, and has lots of history and cultural importance. It was originally worn during the Nguyen Dynasty, and it represented a symbol of elegance, and now it is also worn during special occasions to display its symbolism through the colors and beauty. There are lots of variations of Áo Tứ Thân and each has different patterns and colors, that each represent different cultural aspects, which is why it is an influential piece of clothing, as it displays the traditional culture of Vietnam.

If you want to learn more about the history and the cultural symbolism of Áo Tứ Thân, click this link:

https://vlstudies.com/ao-tu-than-the-history-meaning-and-how-it-made/

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The Áo bà ba is a Vietnamese clothing from Southern Vietnam, and it is a long sleeved buttoned down shirt, with pants, that are both made out of silk. Although it Áo bà ba seems plain and simple, it had quite some importance in Vietnamese history during the 1800s, as lots of women wore it because it was a cozy outfit that was suitable for many circumstances.

If you would like to learn more about the origin and the historical significance of the Áo bà ba, this link here will tell you all about it:

https://modoho.com.vn/blogs/vietnamese-traditional-clothing-ao-ba-ba

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Bun Cha is a traditional Vietnamese dish that is basically pork meatballs, and is a staple in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. This food is on the top of the list of must try foods in Vietnam, as it is has a variation of taste and texture that creates the perfect dish alongside sauces it can be dipped with and noodles you can pair it with. Bun Cha is adored by many in Vietnam and also attracts lots of tourists, which is why you need to learn more about this crucial dish of Vietnam culture from the link here:

https://tungskitchen.com/2023/06/21/vietnamese-bun-cha-the-cuisine-that-drew-us-president-barack-obama-closer-to-the-people-of-hanoi/

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Mandarin square capturing (O an quan) is a popular traditional Vietnamese game that is currently still played by children in many communities. It is a game where two players implement strategy to try and gain the most pieces to win in a small playing field of 10 small squares. This game was and still is really popular for people of all ages, and is a great way to spend time with family and friends. The setup is really easy, and the game is also convenient because you don't need the exact materials, as you can change the way it's set up based on the way that is most convenient for you. This traditional board game is very old, as it's been played for centuries since the Vietnamese dynasties that were heavily influenced by the Chinese culture, showing how this game is so great because it can be played for centuries and still be prominent in many areas of Vietnam.

If you want to learn general information about Mandarin square capturing, you can click this link and find it at 1.10:

https://vinpearl.com/en/vietnamese-traditional-games-options-for-nostalgic-fun

If you want to learn specifically how the game is set up, and instructions on how to play, this link can be very useful to learn about it:

https://discovervietnameselanguage.wordpress.com/2018/12/20/o-an-quan-mandarin-square-capturing/

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Vovinam is traditional Vietnamese Martial Arts, and it is quite popular there. Vovinam was founded in 1938 by Nguyen Loc, and he researched many different forms of Martial art to combine their different rules and aspects to make the perfect fit for Vietnamese people. Vovinam is still practiced by Vietnamese people both urban and rural, though not as many rural people, and was officially announced a national sport in 1939. It is significant to Vietnam because the sport is specially suited for the physiques of Vietnamese people, and it a sport perfectly made for them.

If you want to learn about the context of Vietnam Vovinam or how differences of it from traditional martial arts, this link can teach you a lot about it:

https://www.traditionalsports.org/traditional-sports/asia/vovinam-vietnam.html

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Dau Vat is a very popular sport in Vietnam, as it there are Vietnamese national wrestling championships regularly and it attracts lots of people. Wrestling/Dau Vat has a large significance on Vietnam, as it is a professional sport for them, and attracts many people coming to watch the games. Their game routines are also different, so it gives a fresh feel to the well known game of wrestling.

If you want to learn more about how Dau Vat is played, this link is very useful:

https://vietnamdiscovery.com/culture-arts/vietnamese-traditional-wrestling/

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The Hoi An Lantern is a unique form of art, as it is an item that symbolizes many things, and is very special to the ancient town of Hoi An. The Hoi An Lantern are lanterns that float up in the sky of Hoi An, and it is an iconic symbol for Hoi An. The creation of Hoi An Lanterns date back to over 400 years ago, and these beautiful lanterns are still made and displayed in Hoi An, as Hoi An is known for their beautiful floating lanterns and is their most iconic piece of craft.

If you are interested about Hoi An Lanterns and the history of it, this link can tell you more about it:

https://vinpearl.com/en/hoi-an-lantern-light-up-the-beauty-of-the-ancient-town-at-night

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Banh Xeo is a famous Vietnam street food that is a savory rice flour pancake with fillings inside, and is one to the best foods to get while walking around on the streets of Vietnam. Banh Xeo is a very urban dish, as it is popularly sold on the busy streets of Vietnamese cities. It is unique because the thin rice flour pancake that is wrapped around the fillings are like a taco wrap, but instead is very crispy and has delightful texture paired with the savory goodness of Banh Xeo, which makes up the name of Banh Xeo because it translates to "sizzling cake", describing the extraordinary texture of this famous street dish.

If you want to learn more about Banh Xeo, click here:

https://saigoneer.com/saigon-food-culture/7905-the-evolution-of-b%C3%A1nh-x%C3%A8o-a-street-food-history

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Bit mat bat lon is a game/sport where one person enters the tiny circle with a pig, and the contestant has to catch the pig while blindfolded. The competitive game is quite popular in rural areas of Vietnam, where lots of people gather around during village fairs and watch people play this game. This game is still quite popular, as it is a good challenge for the contestant and is very entertaining to watch, with the reward being the pig if the contestant catches it within the time limit. For historical context, this game was played by rural people with a pig because it represents their lives, as it reflects their agricultural lifestyles in Vietnam, which is why they have to catch a pig.

If you find this interesting, you could find other popular Vietnamese games and also a better explanation of how Vietnam's Bit mat bat lon is played at 2.7.

https://vinpearl.com/en/vietnamese-traditional-games-options-for-nostalgic-fun

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The Hung King Temple Festival is one of Vietnam's largest festivals held each year, and in this massive festival, you're able to explore the cultural rituals, learn about the folklore, and more cultural knowledge about Vietnam. This festival is held on the 10th day of the 3rd lunar month each year, and you can expect to learn about the various religious rituals, including the marching ritual from the photo above. There are colorful and delightful performances that are held during the festival, and you are able to see it all while eating delicious Vietnamese traditional food that is available.

This festival is one of Vietnam's largest for a reason, as you are able to learn all about Vietnam's culture in many aspects just by experiencing this festival. If you want to learn more about this gigantic festival, look into this link:

https://vinpearl.com/en/hung-king-temple-festival

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The kaleidoscope project is an online community-based project that is formed to preserve the superseded cultures of countries from the effects of globalization in the world. The project will be expressed through padlet or wix and is accessible for anyone to view, exhibiting a large amount of cultural categories with a focus on countless fading cultures that are currently dying away due to the threats of globalization and government choices. The country I want to explore is Vietnam, because they have a lot of globally influential Vietnamese culture that such as the various iconic foods and cultural influence of the French Indochina colonization and chinese culture due to China’s help during the vietnam war, which has led to foods like Banh Mi due to the French culture of Baguettes, and Confucianism, a religion of China. However, there has been lots of culture and tradition that were forced to be left behind or forgotten by most, such as some religions that are affected by communism. It is important to protect and preserve the culture of Vietnam because it is a country with very rich culture, therefore, the goal of this project is to restore and remind the world of some historical Vietnamese culture so there would be more cultural diversity within the globe, and in the project, that would be done by covering lots of different forgotten cultural categories such as religion, foods, traditions, festivals, literature and much more culture that have been fading away.

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The Unified Church of Buddhism in Vietnam was a Church founded in 1964 to gather Buddhists due to the bad organizational structure of Vietnamese Buddhism. This allowance of this church was taken away by Vietnam and took away the freedom of the religion. This church had a big impact on Buddhism in Vietnam as it established many social institutions including schools, hospitals, and orphanages, and Buddhism is now the biggest religion there, but took away the rights of this Church, displaying the oppressive rules against religion in Vietnam.

If you want to learn about all the events that happened to the Unified Church of Buddhism, this link can tell you about all the events:

https://www.uscirf.gov/sites/default/files/Quoc-Hung%20Tran%20Testimony.pdf

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Hòa Hảo Buddhism is a religion from Vietnam that is still worshiped by people of Mekong Delta Vietnam. This form of Buddhism is not worshipped through prayers towards statues, but instead they pray towards a crimson painted wooden board. Hòa Hảo Buddhism was found at the Mekong River Delta, and had a simple religious philosophy that was regarded to the poor circumstances of the area, which made lots of people in the area follow the religion. Currently, this religion is still practiced and still holds historical significance in Vietnam through the history of this religion in Mekong River Delta, but the religion was officially banned in 1975, due to the strict religious laws.

If you want to learn about the history of Hòa Hảo, through the timeline of how it became popular and rose to prominence, and how this religion was banned from operating, this link has a lot of information about the tragic history of Hòa Hảo:

https://www.thevietnamese.org/2021/08/the-tumultuous-and-tragic-history-of-hoa-hao-buddhism/

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Ho Chi Minh was a Vietnamese Communist leader, and is one of the most well known Vietnamese figures in history. He was born on May 19 of 1890, in the village of Kimlien. He attended school in Hue, and in 1911, he became a cook on a French steamship and also a cook in London and Paris. Around 1920, Ho Chi Minh was in the founding group of the French Communist party. He went to Moscow for training, then in late 1924, he went to China to organize a revolutionary movement for Vietnamese exiles. China forced Ho to leave after finding out about his communist activities, but he went back to China in 1930 to create the Indochinese Communist Party. Ho stayed in Hong Kong as an representative of the Communist International but in June 1931, he was arrested by the police because they gained permission to do so, and stayed in their prisons until 1933, where he was released. He went back to the Soviet Union and got tuberculosis, and took many years recovering from it before he continued on his quest. In 1938, he went back to China to serve as a Chinese Communist Force adviser, and when Japan stayed at Vietnam in 1941, he continued with the Indochinese Communist Party, and was one of the contributors to a new independence movement, known as Vietminh, fighting the Japanese. In the middle of 1945, Japan surrendered and the Vietminh gained lots of power and publicly announced the Democratic Republic of Vietnam (DRV) . Ho, now very well known by all his efforts and accomplishments, became the president of Vietnam. France were unwilling to give freedom to Vietnam, so there was another war right before 1947 that lasted for another 8 years, and Vietnam finally defeated France. There were many conflicts that included land dividing that led the DRV to only have control of Northern Vietnam, and the DRV led by Ho Chi Minh made attempts of creating a communist society, but he was aging and his health was deteriorating, so his role was shrunk and died on September 3, 1969. Ho Chi Minh left a big mark for Vietnam in his triumph of creating Vietnamese communism and fighting off Japan, and gaining independence for Vietnam from France and China. These efforts were well appreciated because now there is a city in Vietnam named after him in honor of his devotion to Vietnam.

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Choi chuyen is a traditional Vietnamese game played by girls. This game includes 10 sticks, and a round, throwable object (could be a ball or a rock). Each kid sits on the floor and has the sticks placed in front of them, they throw the ball up and try to collect the stick and catch the ball before it lands on the ground. This game is very intense as each round the sticks you have to collect increases, it makes for a fun game for a group of friends. This game is apart of Vietnamese culture because it is a fun game that is hard to master, and is played by many Vietnamese girls during the summer or autumn, due to the simplicity and easy to get materials due to bamboo being a very common plant in Vietnam.

If you want to find out more about this fun simple game of Choi Chuyen, this link talks more about the specifics of the game: https://www.newvisiontour.com/travelguide/Folk-games/Bamboo-Jacks-Choi-chuyen.html

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Human chess is a popular game played by Vietnamese villages and small communities during Vietnamese festivals. There is one leader on each side of the chess field, and the leader is able to control all actions of their pieces. The game uses traditional rules of chess, but uses people as the chess pieces. The game is very fun and popular in many communities, which shows it's cultural significance in Vietnam, as it is a great way to spend time and bond with the community with this fun game.

If you think Vietnam Human Chess is interesting, this link can tell me more about it: https://vietnamdiscovery.com/culture-arts/human-chess-in-vietnam/

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The One Pillar Pagoda is a very special architecture located in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam. This temple has lots of historical features and values, that create a cultural symbol for Hanoi. The One Pillar Pagoda has a long history since the 11th century, and still stands as one of the most iconic and culturally valuable architectures in Vietnam, with the significance of it's history and the values it holds.

If you want to learn about the uniqueness of the One Pillar Pagoda, and how it holds so much historical and cultural significance, this link tells you all about it:

https://vinpearl.com/en/one-pillar-pagoda-explore-the-one-of-a-kind-architectural-work-in-hanoi

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Vietnamese Literature Work: The Tale of Kieu - "Truyen Kieu" 

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Vietnamese Literature Work: The Tale of Kieu - "Truyen Kieu" 

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https://www.deanza.edu/faculty/swenssonjohn/kieu/

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Vietnamese Literature Work: Dumb Luck/Số Đỏ

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Vietnamese Literature Work: Dumb Luck/Số Đỏ

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https://saigoneer.com/lo%E1%BA%A1t-so%E1%BA%A1t-bookshelf/15820-saigoneer-bookshelf-revisiting-vu-trong-phung-s-dumb-luck

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Nguyễn Trãi is a natioanally known in Vietnam for his various brilliant works of literature and art. He was born on 1380 and died in 1442. His father was a Confucian scholar while her mother was the daughter of a highly ranked figure in the Tran Dynasty. In 1400, he graduated as a doctor and served others during the Ho Dynasty. He wrote many diplomatic letters and was accused for the death of the king, so people wanted him and his whole family to be killed, but was proven innocent in 1446. He left future generations with much to remember about him as he wrote many culturally impactful literature works such as Du dia chi and Quan Uc Trai thi tap that were all influential in that era's ideology. Due to the masterpieces of literature works Nguyễn Trãi made, in 1980, UNESCO recognized him as the world's cultural celebrity on his 600th birthday, and now he is recognized by many people globally, especially Vietnamese people as his ideas in his writings influenced the thinking of Vietnamese people to gain independence. His writings also has many important themes regarding Vietnam values that have changes perspectives of many Vietnamese people.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_cAYz0Q5DI

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Quan Ho Singing - Traditional Folk Music

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Quan Ho Singing - Traditional Folk Music

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EE5M4jNIPhk

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Boat performances help preserve Quan ho singing