| Recently, the midterm total date festival covers the streets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Many cafes feature lanterns, baked goods and plastic cakes along the side of the road. Using this opportunity, many young people plan to take photos and protect the cheerful moments in the lively atmosphere of the Full Moon Festival. image:Linh Huynh. |
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| Hanoi second-year student Ngoc Mai (born 2006), took advantage of taking photos from the mid-term festival festival for about a month. She gave her ideas for almost two weeks, including time for preparing accessories and sewing AO Dai. The first place chosen by Ngoc Mai is Ha Pagoda (Cau Giay Ward, Hanoi). She wore a pink dress suitable for ancient spaces, paired with chicken lantern accessories made from clear glass paper, notable in traditional red tones. |
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| The second place is Ho Guom’s space. This is decorated with hydrangeas, lavender and Tuy Diep… In the set of the second photo, she chose a large fish lantern of cloth and paper. |
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| Meanwhile, Tran Thao and her husband chose to check in at Hang Ma Street (Trang Tien Ward, Hanoi). Despite living in Hanoi for a long time, Thao is the first time he has taken a photo of the Mid-Ministerial Prime Minister’s Festival in this old town. |
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| Shortly after the ceremony on September 2nd, Hangma Street was “changed clothes” very quickly, and the shop frequently decorated the shop with the theme of the Prime Minister’s Festival. As for shooting costs, Thao only lost 500,000 VND to go to coffee and buy lanterns and support trades and comfortable photos. |
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| Meanwhile, in Ho Chi Minh City, Samru, a free photo model, visited the exhibition.Horse Heaven and Fire – Brighten your memoriesWe will enjoy taking photos of the mid-term festival in both groups starting on the first day of 23/8. Despite creating a series of photos early, he recently posted to respond to the atmosphere of a full moon day in August. |
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| According to Khoi Dang Ai, the group of youths at Ho Chi Minh City specializes in building traditional mid-total toys. The exhibition is inspired by ancient Vietnamese folk beliefs about the horse (mantis). This hopes that the group will “rekindle memories,” bringing folk tales back to the present day through manual lantern art. image: Linh Huynh. |
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| I’ll share itKnowledge – Znews, from the perspective of guests attending the exhibition, Sam Le said: “This group is very striving to restore the image of Vietnam’s old lanterns. We hope that community interest will continue to be maintained and developed, contributing to the traditional lantern trading village.” |
Each outfit will have a different message
BooksYou’re not stupidIt is the contemplation of author David McCranny about the human worldview through a very close psychological psychological narrative. According to him, along with weapons and tools, clothing was developed as one of the first art forms and one of the first material expressions from the rich inner world.
