Singer ST Son Thach has many concerns about developing the cultural industry.

The 3rd seminar on "Developing cultural industry" with the theme: "Human resources and identity in developing cultural industry in Ho Chi Minh City" organized by Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper just ended at noon on June 10 at the newspaper's conference hall in Ho Chi Minh City (123 Vo Van Tan, District 3). The seminar was coordinated in content by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

S.T Sơn Thạch nhiều trăn trở với văn hóa - Ảnh 1. — ST Son Thach performs the song "Thuan nuoc dot boi" - the work that helped him receive the 30th Mai Vang Award - 2024

S.T Sơn Thạch nhiều trăn trở với văn hóa - Ảnh 2. — He participated in the discussion with other delegates.

Singer ST Son Thach participated in the discussion with many guests. He performed the song "Thuận nước phát luận" (the song won the 2024 Mai Vàng Award for Most Favorite Song) with a dance group.

The performance was exciting, stirring up the atmosphere, creating excitement for the opening of the discussion. Journalist To Dinh Tuan - Party Secretary, Editor-in-Chief of Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper - presented the book "Imprints of 30 years of journalism" which he himself authored - to ST Son Thach.

During the discussion, ST Son Thach participated in two sessions discussing human resources for the cultural industry and Vietnamese identity for artistic products.

He said that to develop the cultural industry, in the teaching process, there needs to be content refinement, integration of cultural content, and love of art.

"I am willing to assist in teaching as Hoa Minzy expressed. In the past, I also participated in teaching at many schools" - ST Son Thach said. The singer, who has a background in dance, hopes that schools will soon implement bringing art subjects to students. According to him, we have enough factors to turn the aspiration of developing a feasible cultural industry in Ho Chi Minh City in particular and Vietnam in general into reality.

The male singer also expressed his concerns about creating an identity in the Vietnamese entertainment industry. According to him, combining national cultural values such as traditional musical instruments, national images, and traditional phrases into music products is an effective way to spread Vietnamese culture. With a rich and diverse history, Vietnam has the materials to combine modern elements and national culture to bring to friends around the world.