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20 tháng 11 2018
I liked visting Hung King because it was the Hung Kings who had been satying here . It was located at Nghia Linh Mountain , Phong Chau District , Phu Tho Province . First , they go to the Temple gate , there are two soldiers standing dignified on both sides . Next to is a Ha Temple , where Au Co mother laid out hundreds of eggs . The third is Trung Temple , where the Hung King and the peanuts sightseeing tours of nature and discussthe country . Finally , Trung Temple and Hung Vuong tomb are located at the top of Nghia Linh Mountain . King Hung often climbed Nghia Linh Mountain to carry on the beliefs of the agricultural people to worship heaven and earth , rain and rain , harvest season . From there it was taken on 10th day of the third lunar month to mark the anniversary of Hung King
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TN
16 tháng 10 2019
The bru-Van Kieu people has a population of about 74,500 people. They mostly live in Quang Binh ,Quang tri,Thua Thien-Hue.Their languge is Mon-khmer group .They growing rice,teraced field ,raising cattle and poulty for living. They have ceremony held before sowing seeds.
TN
16 tháng 10 2019
Bru-Van Kieu people Bru - Van Kieu people at Khe Sanh1.JPG museum Total population 149,559 The area has a significant population Vietnam: 74,506 (2009) Laos: 69,000 Thailand: 25,000 Language Bru (east, west), Vietnamese, Lao, Thai Religion Folk beliefs (ancestor worship), Buddhism Bru - Van Kieu people carry goods on road 9 The Bru - Van Kieu people (also known as the Bru people, Van Kieu people, Ma Coong people, Tri people or Khua people) are ethnic groups residing in the central part of Indochina peninsula including Laos, Vietnam and Thailand. The language of the Bru people is Bru language, a language belonging to the Co Tu language of the Mon-Khmer language group. In Vietnam they are an ethnic minority among the 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam After the August 1945 revolution, the Van Kieu people were among the ethnic minorities with the Ho surname in recognition of President Ho Chi Minh. [4] The Socialist Republic of Vietnam now ranks among the Bru - Van Kieu, including the Pa Ko people, with a population of approximately 74,500 in Vietnam.
Bru-Van Kieu men have long hair, bun, bare, loincloth. Previously, they often used sui bark as a loincloth and coat. Bru-Van Kieu women wear blouses and skirts. The women's blouse features an indigo-black chest split and round silver metallic trim on the edge of the neck and on the sides of the brace. Some groups wear pullovers, sleeveless shirts, round or square cutouts. Skirts decorated in large patches in a horizontal strip layout. Unmarried girl left hair bun, after getting married on the top of the bun. Previously Bru-Van Kieu women were naked, wearing skirts. Previous skirts were usually not longer than the knee 20 to 25 cm. There were a group of Bru-Van Kieu women wearing a cloth scarf wrapped in many loops on their heads and then dropping behind the neck, beaded neck, chest-split blouse, long-sleeved indigo collar and two splints on the front of the shirt with "coins" attached. small silver with bright colors, striking on the indigo background creates a unique aesthetic style in the appearance of Vietnamese national costumes. Festival is The drum festival of the Ma Coong people, held on January 16 of the lunar calendar to celebrate the new moon. The festival is held in Ca Rooong village, Thuong Trach commune, Bo Trach district, Quang Binh
30 tháng 4 2018
mk ko thik lắm vì mk ko bt nấu cơm và nó thật nhàm chán
thik nha thanks
30 tháng 4 2018
mình thích lễ hội nấu ăn
vì tớ thích cảnh các đầu bếp cố gắng làm ra các món ăn ngon
6 tháng 12 2020
- Cố gắng tham khảo vì giờ muộn rồi , nếu post sớm thì mình có thể giúp !
Tet, also known as Lunar new year festival, is the biggest traditional festival in Viet Nam. Tet is usually from the end of January to early February. Before Tet, Vietnamese prepare many things for the three main days. They clean their house and decorate with flowers such as kumquat tree or peach blossom. A huge amount of food will be bought before Tet for making traditional dishes. Banh Chung, Banh Tet, Gio cha, Xoi and Mut, …and candies are the foods that must have on Tet holidays. During Tet, people visit their relatives’ homes and give wishes. However, the Vietnamese believe that the first visitor a family receives in the year determines their fortune for the entire year, people never enter any house on the first day without being invited first. Another custom is giving lucky money, which is put into a red envelope as a symbol of luck and wish for a new age. Traditionally, elders will give lucky money to children and the oldest people in the family. However, nowadays, people can give it to anyone including friends, parents, neighbors,… Besides, Vietnamese usually go to pagodas or temples to pray for health, wealth, success,… To Vietnamese, Tet is the happiest time of all year around, members in a family can gather together, which is a meaningful messages of Lunar New year festival. All in all, Tet is all about back to origins, be good to others, enjoy the precious moment, and wish for the best to come.
7 tháng 12 2020
Tet, also known as Lunar new year festival, is the biggest traditional festival in Viet Nam. Tet is usually from the end of January to early February. Before Tet, Vietnamese prepare many things for the three maindays. They clean their house and decorate with flowers such as kumquat tree or peach blossom. A huge amount of food will be bought before Tet for making traditional dishes. Banh Chung, Banh Tet, Gio cha, Xoi and Mut, …and candies are the foods that must have on Tet holidays. During Tet, people visit their relatives’ homes and give wishes. However, the Vietnamese believe that the first visitor a family receives in the year determines their fortune for the entire year, people never enter any house on the first day without being invited first. Another custom is giving lucky money, which is put into a red envelope as a symbol of luck and wish for a new age. Traditionally, elders will give lucky money to children and the oldest people in the family. However, nowadays, people can give it to anyone including friends, parents, neighbors,… Besides, Vietnamese usually go to pagodas or temples to pray for health, wealth, success,… To Vietnamese, Tet is the happiest time of all year around, members in a family can gather together, which is a meaningful messages of Lunar New year festival. All in all, Tet is all about back to origins, be good to others, enjoy the precious moment, and wish for the best to come
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10 tháng 4 2019
My favourite festival is La Tomatina which ís held in Spain, in small tơn called Bunol. It is a seasonal festival to celebrate the tomato harvest. Another festival is Hoi Mua Festival in Phu Yen that i also like very much because of its significancers. It í held to thank the Rice God for the crop, and to pray for better crop in the future. There is a special festival in India that is called Diwali ( festival of lights ). People always fireworks display in this occasion. There are many kinds of festival in the worlds such as Tet, Easter, Chrismas...
NN
30 tháng 11 2019
"Tí thi" nghĩa là bây giờ đã thi xong rồi đúng k? :))
Mà thi OTE sao hỏi toàn tiếng việt thế?