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Talk about the khmer ethnic group. Làm nhanh hộ mình
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Talk about the khmer ethnic group.
Làm nhanh hộ mình
The Khmer in Vietnam (also known as the Khmer Krom, the Khmer Rouge, the Lower Khmer, the Lower Khmer) are part of the Khmer ethnic group living in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam.Other names: Cur, Cul, Cu Tho, Vietnamese of Khmer origin, and the Kho Me K’rôm.
Directive No. 117-CT / TU dated September 29, 1981 of the Central Secretariat of the Communist Party of Vietnam and Directive No. 122-CT of May 12, 1982 of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Vietnam on “Work for the Khmer people” stipulates that the Khmer and the Khmer ethnic names are uniformly used, not exact names or with contemptuous implications such as the Mien and the Tho. , Vietnamese of Khmer origin, Khmer people, Man people, Moi people etc. Population and distribution: 1,260,640 people (according to the 2009 census of the General Statistics Office), are the largest population among the Mon-Khmer-speaking ethnic groups in Vietnam. Most of the Khmer live concentrated in Cambodia. In Vietnam, the Khmer live mainly in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam in the provinces of Soc Trang, Tra Vinh, Bac Lieu, Ca Mau, Kien Giang, An Giang, Hau Giang, Can Tho, Vinh Long, and Dong Thap. , Long An, Tien Giang, Ben Tre are known as Khmer Creep. Crèm is the Vietnamese transliteration of the Khmer language, meaning the Under. Although living in the same area with the Kinh and Chinese ethnic groups for a long time, the form of residence of the Khmer still retains its own characteristics, universal variable is the form of residence according to the human community, called “phum” and “squirrel”. Production activities: The Khmer are the agricultural residents using plowing and growing wet rice. In their fairly complete and effective agricultural toolset, there are unique tools that adapt to the ecological geographic conditions of the South such as a plow instead of a specialized plow in the acidic, salty soils to grow grass, industrious (Pok).
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Name of ethnic group: Khmer (The Viet is of Mien origin and Khmer Krom)
Population: 1,055,174 people (Year 1999) Locality: Soc Trang, Tra Vinh, Can Tho, Kien Giang and An Giang provinces. Language: The Khmer speak a language belonging to the Mon-Khmer language group. Customs and habits: The Khmer mainly practice Brahmanism and Hinayana Buddhism. Before reaching adulthood, young Khmer people often go to pagodas to study and improve their virtues and knowledge. Culture: The Khmer have managed to preserve their own language and writings. They usually live with the Kinh and Hoa in “soc” (villages), and “phum” or “ap” (hamlets). The houses are simply built with thatched or tiled roofs. Major Khmer festivals include “Chon Cho Nam Tho May” (New Year Festival), Buddha’s Birthday, “Don Ta” (Forgive the Crimes of the Dead), and “Ooc Om Bok” (Moon Worship). Beliefs: The Khmer worship Buddha, and their ancestors. There are also agricultural rituals, such as worshiping the field’s God (Neak Ta xie), calling the rice’s spirit (Ok Ang Leok), and the Moon (Ok Ang bok). Housing: The Khmer live on the Mekong delta, especially around those districts of southwest Vietnam. Moreover, they centralize around these three areas; on the delta, along the coast, and on the southwest mountainous area near the Cambodia border. Before, the Khmer live on house-on-stills. Now, however, they live in houses built on the ground, with a simple straw roof and thatch wall. Economy: The Khmer have a long tradition in wet rice cultivation. Animal husbandry, weaving, pottery and sugar making from the “Thot Not” Tree are other forms of economic activity.
The Khmer in Vietnam (also known as the Khmer Krom, the Khmer Rouge, the Lower Khmer, the Lower Khmer) are part of the Khmer ethnic group living in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam.Other names: Cur, Cul, Cu Tho, Vietnamese of Khmer origin, and the Kho Me K’rôm.
Directive No. 117-CT / TU dated September 29, 1981 of the Central Secretariat of the Communist Party of Vietnam and Directive No. 122-CT of May 12, 1982 of the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of Vietnam on “Work for the Khmer people” stipulates that the Khmer and the Khmer ethnic names are uniformly used, not exact names or with contemptuous implications such as the Mien and the Tho. , Vietnamese of Khmer origin, Khmer people, Man people, Moi people etc. Population and distribution: 1,260,640 people (according to the 2009 census of the General Statistics Office), are the largest population among the Mon-Khmer-speaking ethnic groups in Vietnam. Most of the Khmer live concentrated in Cambodia. In Vietnam, the Khmer live mainly in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam in the provinces of Soc Trang, Tra Vinh, Bac Lieu, Ca Mau, Kien Giang, An Giang, Hau Giang, Can Tho, Vinh Long, and Dong Thap. , Long An, Tien Giang, Ben Tre are known as Khmer Creep. Crèm is the Vietnamese transliteration of the Khmer language, meaning the Under. Although living in the same area with the Kinh and Chinese ethnic groups for a long time, the form of residence of the Khmer still retains its own characteristics, universal variable is the form of residence according to the human community, called “phum” and “squirrel”. Production activities: The Khmer are the agricultural residents using plowing and growing wet rice. In their fairly complete and effective agricultural toolset, there are unique tools that adapt to the ecological geographic conditions of the South such as a plow instead of a specialized plow in the acidic, salty soils to grow grass, industrious (Pok).
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Name of ethnic group: Khmer (The Viet is of Mien origin and Khmer Krom)
Population: 1,055,174 people (Year 1999) Locality: Soc Trang, Tra Vinh, Can Tho, Kien Giang and An Giang provinces. Language: The Khmer speak a language belonging to the Mon-Khmer language group. Customs and habits: The Khmer mainly practice Brahmanism and Hinayana Buddhism. Before reaching adulthood, young Khmer people often go to pagodas to study and improve their virtues and knowledge. Culture: The Khmer have managed to preserve their own language and writings. They usually live with the Kinh and Hoa in “soc” (villages), and “phum” or “ap” (hamlets). The houses are simply built with thatched or tiled roofs. Major Khmer festivals include “Chon Cho Nam Tho May” (New Year Festival), Buddha’s Birthday, “Don Ta” (Forgive the Crimes of the Dead), and “Ooc Om Bok” (Moon Worship). Beliefs: The Khmer worship Buddha, and their ancestors. There are also agricultural rituals, such as worshiping the field’s God (Neak Ta xie), calling the rice’s spirit (Ok Ang Leok), and the Moon (Ok Ang bok). Housing: The Khmer live on the Mekong delta, especially around those districts of southwest Vietnam. Moreover, they centralize around these three areas; on the delta, along the coast, and on the southwest mountainous area near the Cambodia border. Before, the Khmer live on house-on-stills. Now, however, they live in houses built on the ground, with a simple straw roof and thatch wall. Economy: The Khmer have a long tradition in wet rice cultivation. Animal husbandry, weaving, pottery and sugar making from the “Thot Not” Tree are other forms of economic activity.