Performing Vietnamese ethnic cultural and artistic performances to serve the Hung Temple Festival

On April 16 (March 8, Giap Thin year), at the area of the relief "Uncle Ho talking with officers and soldiers of the Vanguard Army" at the Gieng Temple intersection, Hung Temple historical relic site, a special cultural and artistic program was held by the Truong Xuan Traditional Cultural and Art Troupe (Ha Dong, Hanoi ) to serve tourists from all over the world making a pilgrimage to Hung Temple.

The dance performance "Liu Thuy Kim Tien - Hoa Sen" uses "Senh Tien" - an ancient traditional musical instrument.

More than 70 male and female artists and actors, including people's artists and meritorious artists of the Truong Xuan Traditional Cultural and Art Troupe, brought to the Hung Temple Festival 15 singing, dancing and music performances of various genres: Cheo singing, Van singing, Bac Ninh folk songs, traditional musical instrument ensembles... Many performances were elaborately and meticulously staged, leaving a deep impression on visitors from all over the world such as: Non Song Festival Drum, Remembering the Hung Kings' Death Anniversary, Vietnam is proud of the four immortals, Moving the capital...

Meritorious Artist Khanh Ha retells the story of Lang Lieu using Bac Ninh folk songs.

Through songs, dances imbued with national cultural identity praising the homeland, country, and people, the artists and actors in the Truong Xuan Traditional Cultural and Art Troupe want to send a message to the audience, especially today's young generation, to uphold their responsibility in preserving traditional cultural values; always remember the teachings of their ancestors and Uncle Ho and be grateful to their ancestors and roots; and strive for good values of life: Truthfulness - Compassion - Forbearance.

Singing and dancing "Preserving Vietnamese soul".

The performance contributed to enriching cultural and artistic activities during the Hung Temple Festival and the 2024 Ancestral Land Culture and Tourism Week.

Hong Nhung

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