HBO - On the occasion of Hung King's death anniversary in 2019, from 29th-30th March, in Phu Tho province, The National Fund For Vietnamese Children cooperates with Vietnam Association of Small and Medium Enterprises to organize the program "Incense offering ceremony of Hung Kings - Entrepreneurs and community for Vietnamese children”.

The dragon figure made from Cao Phong oranges is present at the event stage at Hung Temple Relic Area, Phu Tho province.

To attend the program, there are Senior representatives from the Presidential Office; Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs; ministries, branches and agencies at the central and local levels, together with more than 300 domestic entrepreneurs and enterprises. Hoa Binh province has nearly 100 entrepreneurs attending. Of which, there are 20 entrepreneurs and cooperative managers representing for more than 80 enterprises and cooperatives of Cao Phong district.

Hoa Binh province has left a deep and good impression not only by the large force participating in the event, but also by a series of remarkable activities. Especially 2 dragons made from Cao Phong oranges are presented in the stage of the event. In the incense offering ceremony of Hung Kings, there is the presence of gongs imbued with unique cultural identities of Muong gongs, Hoa Binh.

Cao Phong district has planted Mangifera foetidas in the relic area and offered the National Festival fruit tray, including local citrus products to express the respect, showing the desire that specialty Cao Phong oranges shall become the orange offered to Kings. This is an opportunity for Cao Phong district to broadcast, introduce and promote trade for oranges of the district.

                                                                               Cam Le


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