THE INTERCHANGE OF VIETNAMESE CULTURE AND LAO PEOPLE IN SALAVAN PROVINCE (LAO PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC)
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2020/396Keywords:
the influence, interchange of culture, Laos, Vietnam, Salavan province.Abstract
Salavan is a province in the South of Lao People’s Democratic Republic, It has a length of 80 km of border with Vietnam, therefore, besides indigenous residents, there are also many Vietnamese to live and work in Salavan. In the process of settling down in Salavan, the Vietnamese brought their traditional culture to Laos, at the same time, exchanging and learning about the cultural values of the Laotians. This cultural interchange has formed new cultural values, enriching the cultural treasures of Vietnamese as well as Lao residents in Salavan province. In this study, by the ethnographic fieldwork method, synthesis and comparison, we consider the influence and interchange of culture between Vietnam and Laos in some typical elements of physical and non-physical culture object.
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