(HBO) - In the morning of February 27, at the Ky Son District Cultural Center, the district People's Committee held the opening ceremony of The Spring Festival of Sports and Culture in Ky Son District in the spring of the year of the Dog 2018. The festival was attended by 10 delegations with more than 300 actors, artists, athletes and many local people in the whole district.

Spring Festival of - Sports and Culture is held annually by Ky Son District. It is a beautiful traditional culture of all ethnic groups in the district. This shows the preservation and promotion of ethnic culture, marking the beginning of a new year of determination and victory. This is also a chance for actors, artists and athletes to show their talents. Through the Spring Festival, the sentiment and solidarity of the people of ethnic groups in the district is more connected.



Ky Son district leaders presenting honorable flags to the delegates participating the Spring Festival.

 

 The performance of gong concert of the delegation of Mong Hoa commune attending the festival

Attending the Spring Festival, the actors, artists, athletes will exchange and compete in some attractive contents such as: the popular arts festival of the typical entertainment group in 2018, the packing competitions of bánh ốc and bánh tréo kheo (Oc cake and Treo Kheo Cake), buffalo braid competition and national sports competitions such as tug of war, crossbow shooting, stick pushing, etc.

The Spring Festival will take place in two days of February 27 - 28 at the District Central Cultural Center and Ky Son District Stadium.

 

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