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Students experience printing woodblocks with Nguyen Dynasty patterns |
Mr. Hoang Viet Trung, Director of Hue Cultural Heritage Conservation Center, informed that this year's activities are organized at the Secret Palace (Tam Toa), 33 Tong Duy Tan, Phu Xuan Ward. "We hope that Vietnam Cultural Heritage Day will become an opportunity for the community to understand more and get closer to Hue heritage, not only through images or stories, but through real experiences," Mr. Trung shared.
From November 21 to 23, the heritage education program with the theme "Discovering the Privy Council and experiencing Hue heritage" will open to students of all levels in the area. Students will visit and learn about the Privy Council through the system of displays, information and images. In addition to learning about heritage, students will also participate in the experience of Royal Sounds, play royal games (heading lake, tattooing, playing cards...) and print woodblocks of Nguyen Dynasty patterns and motifs.
One of the major highlights of this year's event is the series of exhibitions lasting from November 21 to 27, including: Exhibition of antiques "Donated artifacts", Exhibition of paintings "Hue 3" and Exhibition "Privacy Council of Nguyen Dynasty (1834 - 1945): Journey of space and imprints of the royal court".
In particular, the exhibition “Donated Artifacts” hosted by the Hue Royal Antiquities Museum introduces about 50 typical artifacts of many materials, donated by groups and individuals from 1995 to present. This is the first time the unit has organized a large-scale exhibition to honor the spirit of heritage donation - a cultural value that is gradually being positively received by the community.
According to Deputy Director of the Museum Truong Quy Man, among the artifacts on display this time are precious items related to King Ham Nghi, along with a number of artifacts donated by royal families abroad or transferred by collectors...
Mr. Hoang Viet Trung said that recently, many organizations and individuals have paid special attention and joined hands to bring back valuable artifacts and antiques of the Nguyen Dynasty to the ancient capital. These contributions not only help preserve and maintain cultural heritage but also create conditions for the heritage value to be spread more widely to the community and tourists. This exhibition is also an opportunity to express gratitude to those who have silently preserved and entrusted heritage to Hue.
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Hue Monuments Conservation Center received two shirts of Lady Tu Cung given by Mr. Pham Xuan Cuong (authorized person) |
The exhibition "The Privy Council of the Nguyen Dynasty" was developed by the Department of Scientific Research, introducing for the first time the comprehensive journey of formation and operation of the supreme authority of the Nguyen Dynasty, from the establishment space, operational functions and activities from its establishment until now...
The exhibition “Hue Features 3” was organized by the Hue Royal Antiquities Museum in collaboration with the University of Arts - Hue University, displaying about 40 works by lecturers, artists and students, bringing a new perspective on the beauty of the ancient capital.
In parallel with the exhibition activities, the Hue Royal Antiquities Museum also organized the program "Hao khi Can Vuong" for students of Tran Cao Van and Thong Nhat secondary schools in the first week of December, on the occasion of the 140th anniversary of King Ham Nghi's Can Vuong edict (1885 - 2025), with the participation of Hue researchers and representatives of the Nguyen Phuc family. This is considered an effective experiential education model, helping students approach history in a more vivid and emotional way.
Director of Hue Monuments Conservation Center Hoang Viet Trung said that in the long-term orientation, the space of the Privy Council - Hue Royal Antiquities Museum - Quoc Tu Giam will be planned into an educational - cultural - research complex. These three important heritage sites will be linked into a whole, contributing to the overall completion of the ancient capital's relics and creating an attractive cultural sightseeing axis for tourists.
According to the plan, in December 2025, the project "Conservation and adaptation of the Imperial Academy - Hue Citadel" will be started. When completed, the Imperial Academy, Long An Palace and Privy Council will be linked into a unified whole, creating a heritage space that is both properly preserved and meets the needs of learning, research and cultural experience of the community.
At the same time, the project “Renovation, embellishment and adaptive restoration of the Temple of Literature” will also begin. After restoration and use, the Temple of Literature promises to become a unique cultural destination, a suitable place to organize traditional educational activities, restore Confucius worship rituals, honor talents and encourage learning, contributing to reviving the fundamental values of Confucian culture in Hue.
Source: https://huengaynay.vn/chinh-tri-xa-hoi/theo-dong-thoi-su/ton-vinh-gia-tri-di-san-co-do-160164.html
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