The person who keeps the flame alive for Lu Cam pottery.

In Nha Trang, there was once a renowned pottery tradition, even receiving three royal decrees from the Nguyen Dynasty. This traditional pottery was deeply intertwined with the lives and culture of the local people, from their houses to the custom of replacing the Kitchen God each spring. However, due to changing times, the craft village gradually faded into oblivion. The kilns, blazing day and night, are now just memories, and the once exquisite products are now only found in collections. But amidst this decline, a son of the village still carries within him a burning passion; he refuses to see the products of his ancestors perish...

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Source: https://vtv.vn/video/s-viet-nam-nguoi-tiep-lua-cho-nghe-gom-lu-cam-724671.htm