Pig in folklore
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2019/263Keywords:
Pig; pig in culture.Abstract
The pig, also known as the pig (called by the Southern people), Pig, according to the Sino-Vietnamese sound. Pigs are wild animals in the nature, about 10,000 years ago, people have domesticated wild pigs into domestic pigs. Pigs become pets that play a particularly important role in terms of economics, while also being an animal that appears quite a lot in folklore activities. It appears mostly at large cultural events in the family and community of farmers. In addition, the image of the pig is artisticized in art literature, creating a cultural flow of pigs.
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