Young people enjoy wearing Ao Ngu Than and visiting the billion-dollar museum in Hanoi

(Dan Tri) - Many young people have come to Hanoi Museum not only for the beauty of its architecture but also to feel and experience the ancient cultural values ​​recreated inside the museum.

Hanoi Museum (Nam Tu Liem District, Hanoi) is one of the major projects built to celebrate the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long - Hanoi, inaugurated in 2010. This is a place to preserve many valuable documents and images of the thousand-year-old capital. The beautiful and unique inverted pyramid design of Hanoi Museum was once rated by Business magazine as one of the museums with the most beautiful architecture in the world .

Inside, the walkway with its prominent spiral staircase architecture, combined with the lighting system, is likened by visitors to a "path of light" when they come here to visit.

The museum currently preserves more than 70,000 documents and artifacts made from various materials, which are historical evidence of thousands of years of Thang Long - Hanoi.

According to the leader of Hanoi Museum, the number of visitors to the museum since the Covid-19 epidemic is much higher than before, on average there will be about 700 - 800 visitors on weekdays, on weekends or during events the number of visitors can reach 4,000 - 6,000 people/day.

Two sisters Ha My (Ha Tinh) on a trip to Hanoi visited the Hanoi Museum. This was My's first time here, her initial impression was that she was impressed and excited by the space inside the museum. Going through each area, My gradually understood more about the meaning of the paintings and artifacts on display.

The area displaying artifacts recreates Hanoi in 1972 with the image of devastation caused by American B52 bombers bombing the North. Pham Truong Huy, a freshman at the National Economics University, took advantage of his break to visit the Hanoi Museum with his friends. Huy said he was overwhelmed from the outside with the inverted pyramid architecture. Stepping inside, he gradually felt the context of his ancestors' fight against the US through the artifacts on display.

The excerpt "Lượm" by writer Tố Hữu is reproduced in chalk on a blackboard placed in the museum exhibition area. This is also a poem that leaves memories for many generations of students. The poem depicts the image of the innocent, cheerful, life-loving, enthusiastic and brave boy Lượm participating in the resistance war. Lượm sacrificed his life but his image will forever remain with his homeland and country.

Dieu Vy (in blue shirt on the right) and her group of friends, students from Cau Giay High School, chose to wear Ao Dai to go to the Hanoi Museum to film a dance performance and complete their homework at school. Vy shared that the cultural and traditional space at the museum is very suitable for the dance content that her group performed, so they decided to go to the Hanoi Museum to complete their homework, then the group will go around to visit and learn more about the artifacts displayed here.

A separate corner recreates the culture and life of the ancient Hanoians with many artifacts. Notably, artifacts related to the living space of wealthy families in Hanoi more than 100 years ago are also on display. To connect and attract visitors to the museum, in addition to organizing exhibition topics in the usual way, the Hanoi Museum regularly organizes talks right at the topics and has activities for visitors to experience directly, to live in the cultural space, the old traditions.

Bich Loan experiences the ancient space with the Ao Ngu Than costume at the "Old Features" exhibition area. This makes her feel closer to and love traditional culture more.

Another area that is also popular with young people at the museum is the natural exhibition area with a variety of specimens of wild animals, combined with sounds and green forest space to create a realistic feeling.

The architecture outside the Hanoi Museum and the cool green space attract many young people to visit, take photos and check-in.

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