The excellent gong performance of the Mong Hoa commune team.

This is an activity organized annually by the Ky Son District People's Committee in the early spring to honor, preserve and promote the cultural identities of the ethnic minorities in the district. The contents of the activities in the Spring Festival have created the opportunities for the cultural nucleus to exchange and convey the cultural values ​​in the public community and strengthened the national great unity. At the same time, the development and quality of cultural and artistic movements at all levels, especially the cultural and propaganda groups in villages, hamlets and residential areas have been accessed.

There are three main contents were organized in this year's Spring Festival of Pig. They are public art festival, Chung cake competition and buffalo braided ropes and playing national sports (crossbow shooting and tug of war). In addition, there were also booths to display and sell the local products and cuisine in the Spring Festival.

After a day with a joyful, happy and exciting atmosphere, the Spring Festival of Culture - Sports and the Ky Son District’s Art Festival were greatly successful. In particular, the "Public Art Festival" contest with well-trained and elaborate performances, deeply imbued with great cultural identities of the ethnic minorities has made a good impression.

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