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In this focus segment, let's look at the
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beauty of Ca trù. During the 15th and
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16th centuries, Ca trù was a
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sophisticated art form reserved
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exclusively for Confucian families and
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the aristocracy. However, throughout
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history, Ca trù has faced the risk of
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disappearing, leading UNESCO to
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designate it as an intangible cultural
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heritage in need of urgent safeguarding
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in October 2009. Today, many young
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people are choosing to actively connect
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with this heritage by using the language
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of their generation.
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The ancient art of Ca trù is finding a
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digital revival in the hands of the
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younger generation. Through creative
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projects, young people are bringing
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these traditional melodies onto social
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media.
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Their work is receiving huge praise from
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both local and international viewers for
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its deep cultural value.
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At the Academy of Journalism and
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Communication, young people are
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discovering new ways to connect with
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heritage, and they've come up with a
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unique method to bring this
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centuries-old art form back into the
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digital spotlight.
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Ca trù is an academic art form. If it's
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remain confined to traditional
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performance space, it is very difficult
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to reach younger generations. Therefore,
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our team has brought Ca trù onto YouTube
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platforms through the most accessible
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formats to bring this art closer to more
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young people.
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Beyond gaining public support, these
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students have deeply moved the artists
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who guarded this heritage for decades.
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Ca trù is the soul and the essence of
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our nation, handed down by thousands of
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generations. I truly believe that young
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people with their strengths in
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creativity and information technology
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will help that to live on forever within
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Vietnam, Hanoi, and in the hearts of all
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those who love this art form.
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With their innovative mindset and
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technological proficiency, young people
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have transformed past heritages,
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including Ca Tru, into products that are
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now more relatable, engaging, and
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vibrant. This has raised awareness of
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Vietnamese culture among local youth
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while simultaneously introducing our
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heritage to the global stage.
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Initiatives like Tieng Ca Nhip Phach
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prove that the youth are now the active
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heart of heritage preservation.
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Supported by the strategic framework of
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Resolution 80, Ca Tru is moving beyond
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urgent safeguarding to become a vibrant
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part of modern life.
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>> To gain a broader perspective on how
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Vietnam is preserving its cultural
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heritage in the global context, our
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reporter had a conversation with
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Jonathan Baker, UNESCO Representative to
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Vietnam, about the country's journey and
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the pivotal role of the youth in his
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this mission.
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Thank you, Mr. Jonathan, for taking your
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time with Vietnam today. Thank you for
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having me.
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Um what's your view on the Vietnam's
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current approach to the preservation of
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Ca Tru? So, I think Vietnam's approach
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preserving Ca Tru is is really
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fantastic. They've done an incredible
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job.
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For example, the creation of festivals
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that are celebrating
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this intangible cultural heritage
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through a series of trainings that we've
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worked also with Vietnam to ensure
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it happens all over the country and and
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and
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this this knowledge both from these
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practitioners, the specialists that know
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the most about it, but also transmit
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that to the younger generations. Well,
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we are seeing more young people engaging
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with cultural heritage in creative ways.
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So, how do you view the role of youth in
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safeguarding its intangible cultural
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heritage such as ca trù?
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So, I think the the role of young people
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is is very important because for UNESCO
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intangible cultural heritage needs to be
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living heritage. And and who better than
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young people to bring to life intangible
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cultural heritage. You know, young
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people of course have
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now know how to use social media and
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technology in a way that maybe older
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generations are not
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that accomplished with. And so, doing
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that is I think brought intangible
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cultural heritage to a
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to a broader part of the population, not
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only young people, but all of Vietnam.
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And so, I think young people have helped
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to promote intangible cultural heritage
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through through social media, through
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technology in a way that hadn't been
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done before.
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Under the UNESCO's framework
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safeguarding, you know, cultural
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heritage, what more should Vietnam
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prioritize to ensure its long-term
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sustainability in preserving the
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intangible cultural heritage? So, I
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think there's there's a few things that
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we would advocate that Vietnam should
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should be doing.
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One of them is to continue to have this
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intergenerational
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knowledge, this intergenerational
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transmission. That's one of the key
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aspects of intangible cultural heritage
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because you have to preserve it as part
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of the social fabric of Vietnamese
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society. So, this intergenerational
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knowledge, especially between the the
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the practitioners, the the ones that
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know the most about
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ca trù, and the the younger generations
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to be able to transmit that. And to do
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that
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you know, you can do it through
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different
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ways. You can also do it through through
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festivals, their moments of the year.
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Another aspect of course is training to
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continue to preserve this this knowledge
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about the true to a better understanding
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about how you know the the practitioners
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themselves to have more practitioners
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so that their people are able to see it
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and then enjoy it
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different parts of moments of the year
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and for many years to come.
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Well, thank you so much for your
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insights. Thank you.
