Viết về sự thay đổi ở vùng nông thôn Viết 1 món ăn truyền thống 1 điệu múa truyền thống 1 lễ hội 1 câu chuyện cổ 1

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1. 1 lễ hội
   Tet, also known as the Lunar New Year festival, is the largest traditional festival in Vietnam. Tet is usually from late January to early February. Before Tet, Vietnamese people prepare many things for the three main days. They clean the house and decorate it with flowers like kumquats or peach blossoms. A large amount of food will be purchased before Tet for traditional dishes. Banh Chung, Banh Tet, Gio cha, Xoi and Jam, … and candy are must-have foods for Tet. During Tet, people visit relatives and give blessings. However, the Vietnamese believe that the first family home visitor determines their fortune luck for the whole year, people never enter anyone’s home on the first day without being invited in advance. Another custom is to give lucky money, which is inserted in a red envelope as a symbol of good luck and a new age. Traditionally, the elderly give lucky money to the children and the oldest in the family. However, today people can give it to anyone including friends, parents, neighbors, … Besides, Vietnamese people often go to pagodas and temples to pray for health and wellness. rich, successful, … Tet for Vietnamese is the happiest year of the year, family members can gather together, it is a meaningful message of the Lunar New Year festival. . In general, Tet is about the origins, good for others, enjoying precious moments, and wishing for the best to come.

   1 điệu múa truyền thống

   Today I will tell you about the Xòe dance, a traditional dance of the Thai people in Vietnam. Thai people have followed this spiritual tradition for many generations now, Vietnam has many beautiful traditional dances, it is not bad at all and one of them is the Xòe dance. As a famous Vietnamese dance, the Xòe dance is always honored in the Thai people. Dance Xò has more than 30 forms based on the first six ancient forms. The most common form is xò vông or “circle dance”, because it expresses the unity of society. Everyone, young or old, joined hands to form a circle around the fire and dance to the music. Besides the circle dance, there is also a hat-hat dance, a paper fan or a scarf. We have learned about this dance, it is so beautiful if you can see it with your own eyes, let’s use this coming summer to be seen in an area with Thai people.

   1 câu chuyện cổ

   Once upon a time, there was a woodcutter named Cuoi. Every day, Cuoi carried his ax into the deep forest to collect firewood. One day, while entering the forest, Cuoi was attacked by a small tiger. Life-threatening cobblestones hit the tiger’s head, causing it to fall to the ground. At that time, the mother tiger just arrived. Cuoi was too afraid to climb up the tall tree to hide. Cuoi saw the tiger mother bent down to look at her child and ran to a nearby bush, biting a handful of leaves to chew her child. Just a few minutes later, the tiger came back to life as if nothing had happened. The mother and the tiger went to the deep forest together. Cuoi knew that the other tree was a valuable medicinal plant, so she jumped down, digged, and brought back to plant in the garden. By chance, Cuoi met an old man lying dead on the grass. Cuoi immediately plucked the leaves to chew for him. Miraculously, just as soon as he finished, the old man opened his eyes and sat up, the old man suddenly woke up when he thought he was dead, he immediately asked Cuoi. Ending the words of the old man:

   –  Oh my God! This tree must be a tree with “reincarnated reincarnation” magic. God has given me so that I can help the people well, take good care of them, remember to water the plants with clean water, do not water the dirty water lest the trees fly into the sky. Said the old man with a cane and then go. Cuoi happily carried the tree home and planted it in the east garden corner. Remembering the old man’s words, every day watering with clear well water. Since the date of the availability of precious medicinal plants, Cuoi has helped many people. Cuoi is a gentle and simple person who has come to help. Cuoi is extremely loved by the villagers. Thanks to that precious medicinal plant, Cuoi has saved many people from the accident. He also saved the daughter of a rich man, so he was accepted by this man as his husband. Cuoi and his wife love each other very much. But one day, his wife broke her head, and he had to use clay to make a fake brain instead of her head and use precious tobacco to cure him. Yet his wife still awoke but had amnesia. One day, due to forgetting her husband’s words, Cuoi’s wife sprinkled water on the base of the precious medicinal plant, making it slowly leave the ground soaring. Cuoi saw that, afraid of losing precious trees, rushed back to grasp the tree’s roots and was swept along to the moon by the tree.

   Viết 1 món ăn truyền thống

   The dish I like to eat is very familiar to young people in Vietnam, and it is tea. This is the dish that most children in the countryside expect to bring to their mothers when they go to the market. It is made from glutinous rice, beans with a bit of coconut chips, coconut milk, sugar and crushed peanuts on top. There are many different versions of tea, and each region has its own way of cooking it. We can also add sweet potatoes, bananas, corn or lotus seeds. At first they did not seem to match, but in fact they made a very good combination. Although they may look different, overall it is still a snack that most Vietnamese love to eat. Besides, they also have positive health effects if we know how to cook them. For example, corn tea and sweet potato tea are good for our digestive system, and lotus seed tea helps to cool the body. They are made mostly from natural ingredients, so I think tea would be better for us instead of other snacks. Tea is one of the traditional Vietnamese dishes, and we can easily see them on a number of occasions such as Tet, Mid-Autumn Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, or a baby’s first birthday .. etc. Many of them have their own meanings. For example, green bean green bean tea means membership, or red bean tea means luck and success. This is not only a simple dish, but it is also the soul of Vietnamese cuisine. Tea is truly a popular dish, and it’s also my favorite dish of all time.

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2. viết về sự thay đổi ở vùng nông thôn

     My hometown has changed a lot. Firstly, the roads in my hometown are larger. Secondly, people have a better life with many electrical oppliances such as: electrical bike, television, air conditioner,.. Thirtdly, the big change in my hometown is there are many big hospitals, schools,…The equipments are also more modern. No matter how my hometown changes, I still love my hometown.

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