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Culture should be turned into heritage and livelihoods for people: PM

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has underlined the importance of upholding culture heritage values and turning culture into livelihoods for people.
Culture should be turned into heritage and livelihoods for people: PM ảnh 1Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (left) shakes hands with folk culture researcher Nguyen Hai Lien (Source: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has underlined theimportance of upholding culture heritage values and turning culture intolivelihoods for people.

During a ceremony to receive collectibles of intangible cultural research presentedby folk culture researcher Nguyen Hai Lien to the Vietnam National Institute of Culture and Art Studiesin Hanoi on November 23, PM Phuc praised the researcher for his greatcontributions to enriching Vietnam’s cultural treasure.

He said cultural identity is one of the core elements that make up thenational identity and is considered a fundamental strength in building thegreat national unity bloc.

The diversity, richness and uniqueness of culture are not only advantages ofthe tourism sector, but also an important impetus to attract resources for thecountry’s development, he added.

The PM stated that the collectibles  willbe continuously preserved, developed and popularised widely in the community.

The State management work of culture urgently needs cooperation andcontributions of dedicated individuals like Lien, towards conserving, upholdingfolk cultural values of the nation, he said.

PM Phuc asked the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to implement projectsto preserve scripts of ethnic minority groups, and pay more attention toenriching  the country’s folk culturetreasure.

Researcher Lien was born in the central province of Quang Nam – the cradle of  Bai Choi folklore-stylesinging.

Over the last 30 years, he conducted researches and collected intangibleculture values of the Champa and Raglai ethnic minority communities.

By his tireless efforts, Lien contributed to restoring almost all festivals ofChampa people, and promoting tourism development in parallel with thepreservation of culture heritage through festivals in the My Son Sanctuary inQuang Nam.

Regarding Raglai culture, he collected six massive epics, especially theSa-Ea epic.
Duringmany years of searching, he discovered and restored traditional costumes of Raglaipeople which have been lost for decades./.
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