On November 28, the People's Committee of Cao Phong district organized the Cultural and Sports Festival of Cao Phong district's ethnic groups in 2024.
A performance competition of Mường gongs at the festival.
As part of the festival, the organizers hosted a variety of activities, including Mường gong performances, folk singing, and dancing; competitions in traditional ethnic sports (crossbow shooting, tug-of-war, stick pushing). Notably, there was a contest for traditional Mường costumes and performances of outstanding cultural acts.
The Cultural and Sports Festival of Ethnic Groups in Cao Phong District 2024 aims to promote cultural, artistic, and sports movements in the district, contributing to the preservation and promotion of cultural values deeply rooted in ethnic identity; fostering the movement "All People Unite to Build a Cultural Life" and the campaign "All People Exercise Following the Example of Great Uncle Ho"...
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