Culture

We grew up with the tiled-roof bridge and grandmas’ and ants’ singing. Bit by bit, I came to understand more about the farmers’ simple and modest rural life.

With a funding from Kärcher, the Noon Gate (Ngo Mon) – one of the cultural symbol of Hue, the former Capital, would have a new appearance which was free of moss and mold, and put on its own original colors through an essential cleaning project.

18 years after the death of the musician Trinh Cong Son, Hue people still hold a deep, passionate love for his music.

In the space full of memories of Gac Trinh, the exhibition displays 20 fine art works by 7 artists from Hanoi, Hue, and Can Tho.

According to designer Minh Hanh, Hue has long been a place of unique beauty and its ao dai is always associated with this value. Because of that, Hue, by default, has an ao dai "brand name".

According to statistics, there are over 50 establishments providing services of ao dai designing and tailoring in the area of Hue city, such as Bich Thuy, Phuc, Doan Trang, Minh Tam, Cuoc, Thu Hang, Tham, Chi silk, etc.

The exhibition aimed at conveying a message about the spirit of solidarity, the desire for peace of progressive people in the world, especially the people of the United States and Japan with their anti-war support for the Vietnamese people.

The exhibition presents 43 works of 40 young artists under 40. These are new works which has been created since 2018 with many unique designs, such as installation, painting on shelf, graphic printing, Truc chi ...

If cultural and community activities are to take place on the walking street as well as in neighboring areas, permission from authorities has to be obtained.

And Hue is "the City of Yellow Apricot". I believe that the name means so much to many Hue people, and visitors, through the story of "Hoang Mai in Hue land", will surely share the same feeling.

For many years, Ms. Dang Thi Quynh Nga has offered free classes of đàn tranh to inspire many people with this traditional instrument.

Phố kỷ niệm (‘The streets of memory’) is the theme of an art exhibition by artist group Hue Ta.

Attending the conference were more than 60 researchers, fashion designers and owners of ao dai tailor shops in the area.

This is the topic of researcher Ho Vinh's talk at Hue Cultural Museum on the morning of March 15.

So far, it has been difficult to talk exactly about the existence of the stones by the roads, in the alleys or villages, or at the crossroads, etc., which Hue people worship...