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The most important celebration in Vietnamese culture, Tet Holiday carries love and hope; signifies family and friend kinship; and promises a better year ahead. If you are interested in learning about local life in Vietnam, there could not be a better time than Tet.

11 Horoscopes In The Year Of The Dragon

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Vietnam's 5 Most Important Festivals & Travel Tips

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Kinh People

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A Brief History of Vietnam Fine Arts

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Mid-Autumn Magic: Vietnam’s Full Moon Festival

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Every 15th of the Lunar August, usually around the end of September, countries across Asia celebrate the Mid-Autumn, or Full Moon Festival.

The Nom - Ancient Vietnamese Script

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Not only foreigners take Nôm (ancient Vietnamese script) for Hán (short of Hán Việt, ancient Vietnamese-Chinese script) but most of Vietnamese think that Hán and Nôm are one thing. Actually, like Japanese script, Nôm used to be ancient Vietnamese script, which was used widely by Vietnam ancestors. Yet, it is dying very fast.

History of Ancient Text Street in Hanoi

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For a recent century, ancient text of Vietnam’s culture has nearly disappeared with the domination of Western culture during colonial period of French and the “Opening” time in 1990s and 2000s.

Calligraphy Streams in Vietnam

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Although small in geographical area, Vietnam still has so much to be proud of, especially in terms of arts and culture.

5 World Famous Figures Born in the Year of Dragon

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Vietnamese Zodiac

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Everything you need to know about Vietnamese Zodiac

Quan Ho Singing: Unique Elements

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Quan họ has become a unique culture representing diverse culture of Kinh Bắc area. The images of young male and female in traditional dressing singing Quan họ has been considered one of the most beautiful pictures of Vietnam. Although Quan họ has been modified significantly, yet key elements, especially its music and rhythm are well preserved.

Quan Ho Singing In Vietnamese Festivals

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History Of Quan Ho Bac Ninh

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Quan họ Bắc Ninh folk songs are among the most well-known social customs appearing widely in the provinces of Bac Ninh and Bac Giang.

Quan Ho - Melodies Of Love

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As an antiphonal singing between men and women, QuanHọ is an artistic bridge between sensitive souls and young hearts. Singing Quan Ho is an interesting cultural activity enhancing social bonds between villages, a great way for young adults to get acquainted, expressing emotions and sending message of love.

Quan Ho Costume - An Art Of Itself

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Quan Ho Folk Singing - Pure Local Art

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Rock Music in Vietnam

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US soldiers brought Rock and Roll into Saigon (now Ho Chi Minh city) when it was the trend during the 60s.

Tea & Life In Vietnamese Perception

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Vietnamese Tea Culture

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How do you sip your tea in a cool autumn morning? And how Vietnamese appreciate their aromatic beverage you may ask, is it the same as Japanese and Chinese do?