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An exhibition entitled “The Ancient Imprint of the Civilization,” features 19 paintings by eight Hanoian artists, was opened at the Temple of Literature on December 25. The space of the “The Ancient Imprint of the Civilization”. Photo: To Quoc  According to the organizers, the exhibition conveys the passion for the national cultural heritage in general and the Temple of Literature in particular of young artists, who are always dedicated to preserving and promoting the values of Vietnamese heritages. The experiential artworks are presented in various painting techniques and materials, including ink and smoke on paper, woodcarving, screen printing, and bronze casting, among others. The exhibition’s highlights are the works called “Ancient Book 1” and “Ancient Book 2” by painter Vu Xuan Dong on bronze and lacquer, depicting the beautiful landscapes of the Temple of Literature as well as the daily life of Hanoians of yesteryear. Meanwhile, Nguyen Duc Hung drew his painti

Upon addressing the event, Nguyen Van Son, chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, suggested that Hoang Su Phi district’s culture, sports, and tourism sector devise additional programmes to promote the various values ​​of cultural heritage of local ethnic groups. This should be done in order to encourage the active participation of local people in spreading traditional rituals among the community. Moving forward, these schemes are expected to significantly contribute to designing attractive cultural tourism products and services, generating greater income, and improving people’s lives as well as attracting more tourists to the region. Hoang Su Phi Terrace Field Heritage Week has returned after nearly three years of being suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with a wide range of attractive destinations now on offer. Furthermore, the tourism programme “Through the heritage regions of Hoang Su Phi district’s terraced fields” was also launched during the event. The