Preserving and teaching gong culture to young people
Lê Vân•01/08/2024Gong culture is a priceless heritage of the Central Highlands, closely linked to the spiritual life of the people here. To preserve and promote the value of this art form, teaching it to the younger generation is extremely important. The sound of gongs unites the community, creating a joyful and united atmosphere. Learning to play gongs helps children practice perseverance, team coordination and responsibility. With the joint efforts of authorities at all levels, social organizations, artisans and especially the enthusiasm of the young generation, we believe that gong culture will be preserved and promoted, contributing to enriching the cultural treasure of the nation.
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