Vietnamese Traditional Costume Festival spreads the value and beauty of traditional culture

To celebrate Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day, the traditional costume performance “Following the Golden Thread” took place on November 23 in Ho Chi Minh City. The event was part of the program “Fragrant Clouds Across Life - Tea and Cultural Heritage”, attracting the attention of a large audience, especially young people.

Spreading cultural values ​​through the Traditional Costume Festival. Image of the Program's poster. (Source: Nguyen Gia Han)

With a history of 4,000 years of building and defending the country, Vietnamese culture has rich and diverse values. In that cultural treasure, traditional costumes play an important role, expressing the national cultural identity through historical periods. At the program, the audience had the opportunity to admire the beauty of ancient costumes from the Ly, Tran, Le to Nguyen dynasties, such as cross-collar shirts, Nhat Binh shirts, and five-panel shirts... Each costume is not simply a costume, but also a vivid work of art, reflecting the history and culture of the nation.

The program “Following the Golden Thread” does not only stop at performing traditional costumes but also creates a rich exchange space, helping the public, especially young people, to get closer to traditional cultural values. Experiential activities such as calligraphy and tea making have opened up opportunities for participants to learn more about the unique cultural forms of Vietnam. These activities are not only educational but also contribute to raising awareness about preserving and promoting traditional cultural values.

According to Ms. Nguyen Thi Lan, one of the event organizers, “The Traditional Costume Festival not only aims to honor cultural values ​​but also to arouse national pride in each person, especially the young generation. We hope that through the traditional costumes, people will better understand the history and cultural heritage of their ancestors.”

The program is also an opportunity for artisans, actors and lovers of traditional culture to exchange and share experiences and passion. The traditional costumes on display are not only beautiful in form but also contain stories, memories and profound cultural values, thereby affirming the position of costumes in the heart of national culture.

The “Follow the Golden Thread” Traditional Costume Festival has successfully spread traditional cultural values, arousing pride in Vietnamese cultural identity. The event is not only a cultural festival but also a step forward in the effort to preserve and promote national cultural values ​​in the modern era. Activities like this are essential to connect the community, create useful and meaningful playgrounds, thereby contributing to the preservation and development of traditional Vietnamese culture.

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