Sự phát triển của ý thức độc lập và tinh thần tự hào của dân tộc qua Chiếu rời đô của Lí Công Uẩn, Hịch tướng sĩ của Trần Quốc Tuấn và Nước Đại Việt ta của Nguyễn Trãi

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Among several cultural festivals in my hometown, Huong Pagoda Festival is one of the greatest Buddhist festivals in Vietnam. Located in Huong Son Site, Hanoi, the festival starts from the 6th day of the first Lunar month and lasts for three months from the first to the third month. The Huong Pagoda Festival is divided into two parts: The ceremonies and the entertaining activities. The ceremony involves two monks performing beautiful dances. After that people will join entertaining activities, which includes enjoying boat cruises along Yen Stream, climbing mountains and exploring caves. It is also believed that climbing up the top of Huong Tich Mountain will bring you great success in life. The basic aim of tourists when coming to the festival mostly is to visit the wonderful view of Huong Pagoda and pray for themselves and their family. The place is always full of people when it comes to this time of year.

One of the most expected festivals in Vietnam is the Mid-Autumn Festival. This is a traditional event for children to celebrate the biggest full-moon in the year. It is celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th month in the lunar calendar, which is also the middle of Autumn - after harvest time. This festival is held in Vietnam and other Asian countries every year. During this special day, all the members of the family gather and prepare sweet fruits, children hold colourful lanterns with funny masks and all of them go to the street to enjoy the lantern parade with lion dance performances. The best part of this occasion is watching the moon - which is the symbol of the festival. And it is also said that this activity should be done at the middle of the night because at that time, the moon would be in the best period. For these reasons, the kids always look forward to the festival whenever the 8th Month in the Lunar Calendar comes.

To honor the first king of Vietnam, Vietnamese people hold a cultural festival called the Hung King Temple festival. It takes place in Nghia Linh Mountain, Phu Tho Province every year. The Hung Temple historical area includes three main temples: Ha Temple, Trung Temple and Thuong Temple in order from the bottom of the mountain going up. People will visit and enjoy most of the activities here. During the festival, people will take part in many folk games such as bamboo swings, “nem con”, rice cooking competitions, lion dance, human chess, water puppet performance,… Besides folk games, there are also cultural festival activities, such as taking the king's litter or offering incense. It is because of these activities and competitions that the festival atmosphere becomes more noisy and crowded. The festival attracts thousands of people across the country and overseas each year. This is an occasion for every Vietnamese to express the long-lasting traditional morality “When you drink water, remember the source” when joining the festival.

To honor the first king of Vietnam, Vietnamese people hold a cultural festival called the Hung King Temple festival. It takes place in Nghia Linh Mountain, Phu Tho Province every year. The Hung Temple historical area includes three main temples: Ha Temple, Trung Temple and Thuong Temple in order from the bottom of the mountain going up. People will visit and enjoy most of the activities here. During the festival, people will take part in many folk games such as bamboo swings, “nem con”, rice cooking competitions, lion dance, human chess, water puppet performance,… Besides folk games, there are also cultural festival activities, such as taking the king's litter or offering incense. It is because of these activities and competitions that the festival atmosphere becomes more noisy and crowded. The festival attracts thousands of people across the country and overseas each year. This is an occasion for every Vietnamese to express the long-lasting traditional morality “When you drink water, remember the source” when joining the festival.