The festival is taking place at a temple dedicated to the
national heroine in Trieu Loc commune of Hau Loc district and was attended by
National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan.
On the opening day, a number of rituals were performed, incense
was offered and an invocation was delivered to mark the 1770th anniversary of
Lady Trieu’s death.
As part of the festival, local artists re-enacted the heroine’s
life during the uprising against the state of Easter Wu, which then ruled
northern Vietnam, and performed dances and songs in praise of the Vietnamese
women’s contributions to national construction and defence.
The festival, which lasts for three days, also includes an
exhibition on the beauty of Thanh Hoa to promote tourism in the province.
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Source: NDO
People of the Muong ethnic group have been residing in Hoa Binh province throughout history. Hoa Binh province is a land of indigenous Muong ethnic people. Over the time, the Muong ethnic group has created and preserved a rich and diverse folk culture, in which there is a prominent and unique genre with profound humanistic values - the Mo Muong. Mo Muong has helped to form and nurture the character and soul of the Muong people as well as the land of Hoa Binh.