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Scenes such as Lion and Unicorn dance, Phoenix dance, Fairy dance, Hero of Lam Son Mount bear strong national traditional identity. They are imbued in the souls of the Vietnamese, young and old.  The Vietnam Puppetry Theatre has made performance tours of remote rural and mountainous areas and many foreign countries in the world and has been warmly welcomed Water puppet show is a culturally useful show to be given to school children, to hotels, provinces and cities...

Some typical traditional scenes: (continue)

   
Boat racing

Boat racing is organized in many village festivals during the rainy season. The bow of each boat is usually carved in the shape of a dragon's head.

   

Fishing

A husband throws a fishing net into the water while his wife draws it out. Their friend uses a fishing rod. They sing while they fish.

   
The national Music Troupe

This concert is performed with a number of different musical instruments which have existed for thousands of years in the country.

   

Children's Games

Children play and swim in the pond near the communal house. During Tet days, they take part in cultural and sporting activities.

   

Buffalo Fight

Two buffaloes, one white and one black, emerge from the water. They rush at each other. The defeated animal runs away. The fight symbolizes the defeat and the victory of the two hamlets in the village who are the owners of the animals

   
The Heroes of Mount Lam

Patriotic fighters meet on Mount Lam to pledge to fight for national independence.

   

The dance of the immortals

Tay Vuong Mau, the fairy, trains her disciples to dance in the Kingdom of the Immortals where joy and spring prevail.

   
The dance of four mythical animals

The gently dragon dances and spouts colorful water while the unicorn dances to the tune of the drums. The phoenix stretches its wings and pecks amorously on the shell of the tortoise which glides into the water and they disappear. This marks the reunion of the four gently animals.

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