Tin tức mới nhất về: Khmer people

Abstract: The Khmer people belong to the Mon-Khmer language group and have long inhabited the Southern region of Vietnam, possessing a rich and diverse traditional culture with many distinctive values. Among these, agricultural rituals play a central role in the cultural and spiritual life of the Khmer people in the South (Vietnam), continuing to hold significant positive value for community life today. These rituals reflect the dialectical relationship between humans and nature in the context of wet rice production and are an important way to strengthen social structure, maintain cultural identity, as well as educate community ethics. The article focuses on analyzing the identity and value of agricultural rituals of the Khmer people in the South and some solutions to preserve and promote them in the current context of integration and socio-economic change.

(DTTG) - The Khmer people view music and dance as a bridge between the earthly and spiritual realms. Dance serves to express community solidarity and is closely linked to beliefs, religion and ceremonial customs such as offerings to spirits, deity processions and prayers for peace. It is often said among the Khmer that people learn to dance before they learn to read or write.

Abstract: The Khmer are an ethnic group belonging to the Mon-Khmer language family, who have long resided in Southern Vietnam and possess a rich and diverse traditional culture with many unique values. Among these, agricultural rituals play a central role in the cultural and religious life of the Khmer people in Southern Vietnam, today still hold many positive values for community life. These rituals reflect the dialectical relationship between humans and nature in the context of rice cultivation and are an important method for strengthening social structure, maintaining cultural identity and educating community morality. This article focuses on analyzing the identity and value of Khmer agricultural rituals in Southern Vietnam and some solutions for their preservation and promotion in the context of current socio-economic integration and transformation.

(DTTG) - Abstract: This article affirms the consistent policy and stance of the Vietnamese Party and State in ensuring freedom of belief and religion and promoting socio-economic development for the Khmer people. The author focuses on identifying and refuting the distorted narratives of hostile forces, particularly the “Khmer Krom Federation” (KKF), about human rights and religious freedom in the Southwestern region of Vietnam. Through the training of religious leaders, the restoration of temples, and the organization of traditional festivals such as the Kathina robe offering, the Khmer Theravada Buddhist tradition demonstrates a strong connection with national unity, contributing to maintaining political security and social order in the new context.