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Ổi lê Đài Loan 'bén duyên' trên đất Xoóng Con

Taiwanese guava 'found its place' in Xoong Con land

Nearly 2 years ago, Mr. Ngan Van Mao's family, a Thai ethnic household in Xoong Con village, Luu Kien commune (Tuong Duong), implemented a model of growing Taiwanese pear guava, and now has a harvest.

Men from the fishing village carry the "flying palanquin" in a run to vomit and jostle for blessings at the Con Temple Festival.

(Baonghean.vn) - The 2024 Con Temple Festival has many activities and folk games, but the most special is the vomit run with a palanquin procession and a palanquin flying over the sea. The vomit run is usually held on the morning of the 21st day of the first lunar month every year, and is an important ritual for fishermen in coastal areas.
The men of the sea village carry their palanquins and run to pray for fish.

(Baonghean.vn) - Running vomit to pray for fish is a long-standing cultural custom of Quynh Phuong fishermen, Hoang Mai town. This is also an indispensable activity at the annual Con Temple Festival.

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