(HBO) - In 2019, there were 28,700 households in Lac Son district achieving the title of cultural family, reaching 83.1%. There were 252 residential areas being recognized as the cultural residential areas, gaining 82.5%, 155 agencies and units achieved the title of agencies and units meeting the cultural standards, reaching 98%, 8 communes meeting the standards of new rural areas, and 100% of the hamlets and the residential areas reviewed, renewed their conventions and regulations.

They have been paid attention to the construction investment in the cultural works and institutions. Up to now, there have been 267 out of the 252 villages and residential areas with cultural houses, reaching the rate of 105.9%. In the whole district, 45,500 people have maintained and developed regular physical exercises and sports, 10,500 people have achieved the standard training regime, 8,350 families have taken part in practicing sports, 70 sports clubs, 252 art teams, 75 family clubs have remained sustainable development...

The criteria of the movement to build cultural families, villages and residential areas have been deployed to each village and hamlet so that the people know and implement, which has made a great change in the lifestyle of each family and residential area. The implementation of the regulations at grassroots levels, the conventions at the residential areas, the movement of build a civilized lifestyle and a wide range of cultural families throughout the district have contributed positively to the creation of literary standards and standards.

The movement of helping each other develop the economy to reduce poverty and to get rich properly associated with building the new rural areas and developing the rural culture has been implemented in the residential areas and responded by people. Through the movement, many advanced collectives and individuals have appeared. They include the model of raising and hatching chicken breeds of Mr. Bui Van Hue's family in Dang hamlet 2, Chi Thien commune, Chi Dao cooperative providing Doi varieties and agricultural services, Nguyen Van Nam's family in Bo Tuc hamlet, Tan My commune specializes in woodwork production, creating jobs and stable incomes for many local laborers ...

 


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