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Cultural heritage is not only a symbol of the past, but also a source of inspiration and pride for a community of residents in a certain living space. Cultural heritage connects generations and preserves historical, cultural and artistic values. Ha Hiep communal house, with its architectural and artistic values and traditional rituals, is a living testament to Vietnam's cultural heritage. In the modern context, the preservation and promotion of heritage values not only depends on the attention of the state, but also requires the active contribution of non-official organizations. At Ha Hiep communal house, non-official organizations such as Hoi Lao tin nguong (the Association of the Elderly Practicing Rituals), Ban Te le (the Board of Ceremonies), and other community groups have played a key role in maintaining rituals, preserving architecture and imparting cultural knowledge to the younger generation. These organizations not only carry out conservation activities, but also create an environment of community cohesion, encouraging participation and contribution from all members of society. This not only helps maintain traditional values but also stimulates national pride and a sense of responsibility for the conservation and promotion of cultural heritage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
