A special gong performance of the students at the opening ceremony of the Club preserving and promoting the cultural identity of the Muong ethnic group.

The club preserving and promoting the cultural identity of Muong ethnic people was born to preserve and promote the national cultural identity. It creates a "playground” for the cultural and arts exchange for the school's staff, the teachers and the students. It helps to train students' life skills as well as to promote the spirit of solidarity and encouragement for the staff, the teachers and the students to observe the undertakings and policies of the Party and the laws of the State. It also helps to build a cultural environment in the school, contributing to building a rich, beautiful and civilized homeland, and to retaining the beauty in the nation's culture as well.

At the launching ceremony, the students performed some outstanding performances such as: The concert of the musical instruments, the concert of Muong gongs, performing the medley of U hay and Dap nang Khot, exchanging Dum singing, introducing the cuisine of Muong ethnic peopel, performing the costumes of Muong ethnic groups and so on.

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