Unique “Hong ethnic culture in the heart of Son La city”
For the Hmong, the pound fruit seems to have no age! Pao stuck with the H’mong people from childhood until the end of his life and became an unrelenting anxiety in love. Photo: Spring.
Participating in experiential activities, there are artisans and Mong ethnic people from Moc Chau district and Son La city; officers and soldiers of Regiment 754, Military Command of Son La province; students of Son La Province Boarding High School, along with a large number of tourists and people in the province.
At the program, officials, soldiers, students and tourists can have fun, learn and experience the cultural identity of the Mong ethnic group through activities, such as: playing the flute, playing the flute; playing folk games, dragon hatching eggs, pushing sticks, walking on stilts, throwing pounds; Experience the culinary experience of making banh day, cooking Thang Co and observing the making of pound fruit and creating patterns on the fabric of the Mong ethnic people…
Visitors can have fun, learn and experience the cultural identity of the Mong ethnic group through the performance of playing the flute at the experience activity “Hong ethnic culture in Son La”. Photo: Spring.
Experiential activities introduced and promoted the culture of the Mong Son La ethnic group, especially the art of Khemong and the art of creating patterns on the costumes of the Mong Hoa people, in Moc Chau district, which are two African cultural heritages. Objects are included in the national list, contributing to the preservation and promotion of ethnic identities.
At the same time, create a healthy, happy and useful playground and educate the younger generation to better understand customs and habits, preserve and promote the unique cultural features of the ethnic groups.
The Mong people’s day cake mill is made of solid wood, fine grain, fragrant, and hollowed out; The pestle is also made of hard and heavy woods. When pounding the cake, the pestle is soaked in non-stick water. The participants in pounding the cake are usually strong, healthy men and young people who have to be strong and fast while the sticky rice is still hot. Photo: Spring.
Ngo Thi Hai Yen, Director of the Son La Provincial Museum, said: “Moc Chau district has two intangible cultural heritages included in the list of national intangible cultural heritage, the first is art. Hmong Khen art, the second is the art of creating patterns on the costumes of the Mong ethnic group, then these two cultural heritages are also brought up for introduction here”.
Artist Vang Thi Ly in Ta No 2 village, Moc Chau district, Son La province, said: “We still maintain our embroidery craft, this is the identity of the Mong people, which we will pass on to generations to come. so that traditional professions do not disappear”.
The traditional costumes of Mong women are very sophisticated, delicate and elegant, especially the technique of printing patterns on fabric with beeswax. Photo: Spring.
In order to organize an experience program, museum staff must participate, survey, and do fieldwork in ethnic villages, in order to understand the traditional customs of that nation to plan the program, and regularly contact with the basis to directly participate in festivals, cultural and religious activities to be able to feel the depth and organize a meaningful session like today.
Season A Thanh Thanh, Son La Provincial Ethnic Minority Boarding School, shared: “This is the first time I come to the museum to experience my ethnic culture, I feel very happy and happy, when I see my ethnic culture being recognized. To preserve and promote the museum, we always want the culture of the 12 ethnic groups to be promoted and spread to a wider audience.”
Each cloth printed with beeswax is a work of art created from the skillful hands, diligence and rich imagination of the Mong women. Photo: Spring.
Son La is a culturally diverse, rich, rich in flavor and national identity, where for a long time the convergence of 12 ethnic groups, each of which has a treasure of cultural heritage. The culture has its own nuances and is very precious, and is currently being preserved and promoted.
For the Mong Son La ethnic group, they often live in high mountain communes of Bac Yen, Moc Chau, Van Ho districts, etc., accounting for more than 15% of the population in the province. As a nation with many unique customs, practices and cultural values, typical are being handed down and popularized in daily life.
Through such experiential educational activities, it will contribute to preserving and promoting the cultural identity of the Mong ethnic group, and at the same time promoting the image of Son La culture and people in general and of ethnic minorities in particular. with tourists from all over the world, actively contributing to the preservation and promotion of cultural values of the nation in Son La province.
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