A competition showcasing traditional costumes and folk songs of ethnic minorities.

To commemorate the 95th anniversary of the founding of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (March 26, 1931 - March 26, 2026), on the evening of March 25, Hoa Binh Ethnic Boarding High School organized the "2026 Ethnic Minority Costume and Folk Song Performance Contest". Attending the program were representatives from the Central Youth Union, the Provincial Youth Union, and the Tan Hoa Ward Youth Union...

Báo Phú Thọ•26/03/2026

A large number of students participated in the competition.

The competition attracted 40 pairs of students, with 80 participating students out of a total of 830 students in the school, becoming a vibrant cultural and artistic playground that received enthusiastic attention and support from students, teachers, and guests.

A competition showcasing traditional costumes and folk songs of ethnic minorities.

Representatives of the Organizing Committee present the first prize at the competition.

The competition included sections such as: showcasing and introducing traditional ethnic costumes; and folk dances and songs of ethnic minorities. The performances were meticulously prepared, demonstrating the creativity and pride of the students in their ethnic culture.

The program also included interaction with 300 guest students from the Phu Tho Provincial Ethnic Boarding High School, contributing to increased connection and exchange between schools and adding more appeal to the competition.

A competition showcasing traditional costumes and folk songs of ethnic minorities.

The performances at the competition were captivating.

Through this competition, the school hopes to help students raise awareness about preserving and promoting national cultural identity, while also creating an environment for skill development and holistic growth. The competition is not only an opportunity for students to showcase their talents but also a bridge to bring traditional cultural values closer to the younger generation.

At the end of the competition, the Organizing Committee awarded first, second, third, and consolation prizes, along with prizes for best costume and most impressive performance, to the teams whose contestants won awards.

The competition was a great success, leaving many profound impressions and contributing to building a culturally rich and humane educational environment.

A competition showcasing traditional costumes and folk songs of ethnic minorities.