VietNamNet Bridge – As many as 25 folk games are introduced in the Mid-Autumn Festival with Folk Toys at the Museum of Ethnology Vietnam from September 22 to 30.

At the museum, children can make star-shaped lanterns, to he (traditional toys), iron ships or play folk games like follow-my-leader, o an quan, spinning top or walking on stilts.

On the evening of September 29, the Museum will organize a lantern festival and the Mid-Autumn feast.

Ships made of milk cans Painting is the last stage before this ship is "launched". A ready-to-operate ship. Paper-made doctors. "Playing with stick" game. Artisan Vu Huy Luc from Lieu Xa drum making village, Hung Yen province, performs how to make a small drum. A volunteer is drawing on the drumhead. Making to he. Making and decorating shuttles. Making fruits by sticky powder. Youngsters make star-shaped lanterns. Paper-made masks. Playing Tu Tu chess. Telling the legend of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Making mooncake. Walking on stilts. Blindfold to beat pots. Decorating a mid-autumn festival feast.

Folk songs and dances.

Pham Hai