(HBO) - In recent years, the massive culture movement in Kim Boi Commune (Kim Boi) has developed widely and attracted many people to participate in the artistic culture teams. This has contributed to the preservation and development of the advanced culture, fulfilled national identity and demand satisfaction of enjoying the culture and arts of the local people.


The artistic culture team of Kim Boi Commune is participating in Kim Boi district Propaganda Festival in 2018.

 

Mr. Bui Van Duong, the commune cultural staff added: At present, 100% villages have artistic culture teams, each team has from 20 to 30 members. Besides being supported 2 million VND per year, the artistic culture teams are supported from the source of socialization and voluntary contribution of funds, purchase of audio equipment, costumes to serve the political tasks and needs of enjoying the culture and art from the local people. Each art team has its strengths and most of the performances are traditional ethnic songs and dances. Especially, during the occasion of organizing the Great People’ Unity Day in 2017, Suoi Con village was given the Muong gong set by the district to provide performances and contributing to the preservation and teaching of the young generation how to beat the Muong gongs. In addition, on the holidays, Tet occasion, anniversaries, the commune organizes arts and cultural exchanges with full participation of the artistic teams in the commune. Besides, in the social activities or meetings of the Unions or organizations, there have always been the welcome art performances of those women as well as team members of the village teams. This helps the artists have the opportunity to perform, exchange and learn more experiences, contributing to improving the spiritual life, creating conditions for people to enjoy cultural values ​​after the hard working days.

The movement of massive culture performances in Kim Boi commune has become more and more widespread, contributing to improving the cultural and spiritual life of the locala people. It is also considered as the link to tighten the spirit of the villagers, uniting to develop economy and new rural area construction.

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