The women in Nam Thai hamlet, Nam Phong commune (Cao Phong) are taking care of the flower roads, creating a clean and beautiful landscape in the area.

Mr. Dinh Duc Lam, the Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Nam Phong Commune says: Currently, there are 9 hamlets, 1,056 households, with over 4,500 people in the commune. Determining that the implementation of the movement "All people unite to build a cultural life” is a driving force for the socio-economic development at the locality, the Party Committee and the authorities of the commune have actively implemented many contents and activities, aiming to promote the movement associated with the implementation of building new rural areas, gradually improving the quality of cultural and spiritual life for the People.

The criteria of the movement to build cultural families, villages and residential areas have been deployed to each hamlet and village so that the people can understand and implement them. The registration, the review and the proposal for the recognition of the cultural families are made publicly and in accordance with the standards. Up to now, nearly 90% of the households in the whole commune have been recognized a title of a cultural family and 7 out of the 9 hamlets have been granted the title of the cultural village, in which Nam Thai hamlet has been selected to build a model of the residential area; 100% of the hamlets have their own cultural houses, playgrounds and training grounds so that the people can participate in cultural and sports activities.

With these achievements, the movement "All people unite to build a cultural life” has really been spreading widely to all classes of people, creating a lively atmosphere in all residential areas, becoming a great source of motivation and contribution in fulfilling the targets of socio-economic development, and making Nam Phong increasingly develop.

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