Làng trống Nghi Đức - Nét đẹp văn hóa cần được gìn giữ

In the development of urban multiculturalism, there is a traditional occupation in Vinh city that is being preserved and developed, namely the job vacancy in Nghĩa Đức society. Even after hundreds of years, the people of China still quietly maintain their vacant jobs, not just as a source of income but with their heartfelt responsibility to the tradition of their people. His family has a tradition of four generations of working as a vacation. At 20 years old, he has been teaching professionally for over 30 years, and now he has become an experienced freelance artist. He always tried to keep the spirit of his profession, to pass it on to the next generation, to pass on a product of Vietnamese culture. The job is vacant so I'm trying to keep this job. According to Nguy Đức, to make a job that has a high quality sound, it requires the worker to have skills and feel. It has gone through several steps, making it tangible and unobtrusive, with more than 20 manual steps in more detail. Every product made must have a durability, a degree of vacuum. If in other places, the drums are made from many different types of wood, then in Nguy Đức only wood is used and the cow is used to make the drums. And the very technique of the wood chipper, by the way, made a difference for each drum of the Nguyen Duc drum. The beauty and uniqueness of the empty village of Nguy Đức is there. But in recent years, many families have lost their jobs, and the job vacancy has become too uncomfortable. If before, all of Nguy Đức's village had dozens of families working, now there are only less than 10 houses still holding jobs. Every day, the artists working at Nguy Đức still make the blankets. The existence of these empty substances and their sound is an artistic way of keeping the village's culture alive, a way of keeping the ancient people alive.