Not only achieving sophistication and virtuosity but ancient Japanese Satsuma pottery is also considered a masterpiece when it comes to telling the story of Buddhism through objects. There, viewers are immersed in the skillful techniques and fine arts of the artisans, as well as the culture of the land of Fusang.

Each ceramic artifact carries in itself a story, and thus many of them make a series of stories about a world beneath the river beds. Huong River and O Lau River – the two long rivers in Hue carry in them a huge number of salvage ceramics, reflecting the prestigious history of the land.

On the morning of June 15, an exhibition with the theme "Stories from the rivers" has just been opened to the public by the Provincial History Museum in collaboration with the Huong River Museum of Antique Pottery, at No. 1 23 August Street, Hue City.

Within the framework of Vietnam Summer Fair 2022, on the morning of May 29, the Provincial Development Research Institute held the discussion sessions on “Culture Agency in the cultural industry” and “Communication of images positioning Vietnamese culture”.

60 Bat Trang ceramic artifacts have brought visitors from one emotion to another around the stories related to Buddhism, which are skillfully created by talented artisans on each artifact.

Telling the gripping stories about the Huong (Perfume) River and Hue land imprinted with the culture through antique pottery, the Huong River Museum of Antique Pottery aims to adopt a strategy of development towards modernity and promotion of the values to domestic and foreign tourists through the digital platforms.

Nam Trieu Y Trang Vien is a fanpage founded by fashion designer Tran Quang Minh Tan and his friends to promote the beauty of the heritage of Hue through ancient costume. In the meantime, they also want to tell stories about Hue history and culture.

With the ratio of 12.9m2 of trees/person, Hue is honored as the "National Green City". To build that green brand, there are silent and touching stories about the life of trees and people.

Products originating from China, Japan, India and Europe could be easily found in Bao Vinh. Also, it was possible to find commonly used items that were not sold at Hue's flashy shops.