For the cultural heritage of Phuoc Tich Village to get a firm footing in the contemporary social life, there is a need to formulate the mechanisms, policies, and action plans to mobilize the strength of the residential community as the creators, owners, practitioners, beneficiaries...

The Cay Mai ceramics (of an ancient pottery line) has long been appreciated for its meticulousness and sophistication. The products of this pottery line have still been present in the imperial Citadel and the royal residences in Hue, attracting the attention of lovers.

On the afternoon of August 15, an exhibition with dozens of “sculpture” works of breeds with all materials from wood, ceramic, bronze, and iron... has just been opened to the audience at the Huong River Museum of Ancient Pottery (120 Nguyen Phuc Nguyen, Hue City).

Each ceramic artifact carries in itself a story, and thus many of them make a series of stories about a world beneath the river beds. Huong River and O Lau River – the two long rivers in Hue carry in them a huge number of salvage ceramics, reflecting the prestigious history of the land.

60 Bat Trang ceramic artifacts have brought visitors from one emotion to another around the stories related to Buddhism, which are skillfully created by talented artisans on each artifact.