Vietnam is a multi-ethnic country with 54 ethnic groups living together. Kinh people account for 85.4% of Vietnam's population, with 78.32 million people. The remaining 53 ethnic minorities (ethnic minorities) account for only 14.6% of the national population (See Table 1) . Although Vietnam supports the Declaration of Indigenous Peoples' Rights (UNDRIP), the Government does not identify the concept of indigenous peoples. Instead, the Government uses the term "ethnic minorities" to refer to those who are not Kinh people, expressing the "unified in diversity" policy of the Government. There are also many differences among ethnic minorities. Among them, Chinese people (Han ethnicity) have many cultural characteriss similar to Vietnamese culture, and they also play an important role in the Vietnamese economy. Therefore, Chinese people are often not recorded. recognize as a "minority" in Vietnam. Other ethnic groups, such as the H'Mong and Nung ethnic groups, mainly depend on cultivation and maintain the cultural life associated with the areas Forest. Ethnic minority groups are also divided into languages. The languages ​​of Vietnamese ethnic groups are divided into 8 groups: Viet - Muong, Tay - Thai, Mon - Khmer, Mong - Dao, Ka Belt, Nam Dao, Han and Tibetan.6 96% of ethnic minorities speak their mother

Thai people, they have been in the Northwest of Vietnam for over 1200 years, are descendants of Thai immigrants from the land of Yunnan province, China now. Thai groups: Black Thai, White Thai, Thai Red. Some groups have little or no clearly defined population, such as Tay Muoi (living in combination with Tay Thanh and Tay Muong groups in Nghe An). Thai people have their own language and scripts. Ethnologists now refer to this group as the Thai-speaking group ... Austronesian-Thai. Since there is a common source, the Thai language has a high consistency. This is a feature that most people notice when exposed. This is monophonic, with tone. Construct sentences in order: predicate subject of other components. Thai people have a lot of experience, digging ditches, raising children, raising troughs for water for farming. Paddy is a staple food, especially sticky rice. Thai people also cultivate the rice fields, crops and many other plants. Each family raising cattle, poultry, weaving, cloth weaving, some places made pottery ... The famous product of the Thai people are brocade cloth, with unique patterns, brilliant colors, durable.

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Tet is a national and family festival. It is an occasion for every Vietnamese to have a good time while thinking about the last year and the next year. At Tet, spring fairs are organized, streets and public buildings are brightly decorated and almost all shops are crowded with people shopping for Tet. At home, every is tidied, special food is cooked,offerings of food, fresh water, flowers and betel are made on the family altar with burning joss- sks scenting the air. First-footing is made when the lucky visitor comes and children are given lucky money wrapped in a red tiny envelope. Tet is also a time for peace and love. During Tet, children often behave well and friends, relatives and neighbors give each other best wishes for the new year.

Ky Cung – Ta Phu temple is one of the biggest festivals in Lang Son province. It annually takes place on the 22^nd through 27^th day of the first Lunar month. This festival is held to pay our respects to Than Cong Tai, a head of district who had merit of opening Ky Lua Market to trade with Chinese from the 17th century.

The parade route runs from Ky Cung temple to Ta Phu temple. Local people dressed in colorful and traditional clothes paraded around the city. People go to temples to pray for a better health and a happy life.

Almost families along the streets celebrate big parties and invite guests to have lunch together. Every house also makes offerings, especially a roasted big pig. There are many folk games. The festival attracts many visitors even foreign tourists. This is one of the biggest and most important festivals in Langson. 

DỊCH 

Lễ hội đền Kỳ Cùng – Tả Phủ là một trong những lễ hội lớn nhất tỉnh Lạng Sơn. Nó thường diễn ra từ ngày 22 đến 27 tháng Giêng. Lễ hội này được tổ chức để thể hiện sự thành kính, biết ơn đối với Thân Công Tài, Quận công, người có công thành lập chợ Kỳ Lừa để giao thương với người Trung Quốc từ thế kỉ 17.

Đoàn người diễu hành từ đền Kỳ Cùng đến đền Tả Phủ. Người dân địa phương trong những bộ trang phục truyền thống và màu sắc đi diễu hành quanh thành phố. Mọi người đến đền để cầu nguyện cho sức khỏe tốt hơn và một cuộc sống hạnh phúc.

Hầu hết các gia đình dọc theo các con phố đều tổ chức những bữa tiệc lớn và mời khách tới dự và ăn trưa cùng nhau. Mỗi nhà cũng thờ cúng nhiều, đặc biệt là một con lợn quay to.

Có rất nhiều trò chơi truyền thống. Lễ hội thu hút rất nhiều du khách, thậm chí cả người nước ngoài. Đây là một trong những lễ hội lớn nhất và quan trọng nhất ở Lạng Sơn.

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Tet, also known as Lunar new year festival, is the biggest traditional festival in Viet Nam. Tet is usually from the end of January to early February. Before Tet, Vietnamese prepare many things for the three main days. They clean their house and decorate with flowers such as kumquat tree or peach blossom. A huge amount of food will be bought before Tet for making traditional dishes. Banh Chung, Banh Tet, Gio cha, Xoi and Mut, …and candies are the foods that must have on Tet holidays. During Tet, people visit their relatives’ homes and give wishes. However, the Vietnamese believe that the first visitor a family receives in the year determines their fortune for the entire year, people never enter any house on the first day without being invited first. Another custom is giving lucky money, which is put into a red envelope as a symbol of luck and wish for a new age. Traditionally, elders will give lucky money to children and the oldest people in the family. However, nowadays, people can give it to anyone including friends, parents, neighbors,… Besides, Vietnamese usually go to pagodas or temples to pray for health, wealth, success,… To Vietnamese, Tet is the happiest time of all year around, members in a family can gather together, which is a meaningful messages of Lunar New year festival. All in all, Tet is all about back to origins, be good to others, enjoy the precious moment, and wish for the best to come.

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Viết một đoạn văn ngắn bằng Tiếng Anh về những hiểu biết của em về 54 dân tộc ở Việt Nam.

Viet Nam is beautiful with scenery of natural wonders by UNESCO workers. Who can tell that the Vietnamese people with a population of about 94 million people with 54 ethnic groups. Most ethnic groups are ethnic Kinh, accounting for 86,2% of the population. The most population ethnic minorities are: Tay, Thai, Muong, Hoa, Ede, ... The majority of these ethnic minorities live in remote and mountainous areas in the North, Central Hightlands Central Viet Nam and the Mekong Delta. And some ethnic groups have different customs and tranditions.

Viết một đoạn văn khoảng 5 đến 7 câu bằng Tiếng Anh về một dân tộc thiểu số ở Việt Nam.

In the 54 ethnic groups in Vietnam, Muong people (also called Mol, Mual, Moi) have a population of over one million people. The Muong have the same origins as the ancient Vietnamese, who reside in many northern provinces, most concentrated in Hoa Binh Province and some mountainous districts of Thanh Hoa Province. Cultural identity of the Muong ethnic group associated with Hoa Binh culture was born more than ten thousand years ago. Since Muong people are of close source to Kinh people, their language belongs to the Viet-Muong group. Muong ethnic minority people have settled in mountainous areas, where there is a lot of production land, near traffic roads and convenient for doing business. Muong people have a tradition of farming and wet rice is a staple crop.

( Dịch: Trong cộng đồng 54 dân tộc của Việt Nam, người Mường (còn có tên gọi Mol, Mual, Moi) có dân số hơn một triệu người. Người Mường có cùng nguồn gốc với người Việt cổ, cư trú ở nhiều tỉnh phía Bắc, tập trung đông nhất là ở tỉnh Hòa Bình và một số huyện miền núi của tỉnh Thanh Hóa. Bản sắc văn hóa của dân tộc Mường gắn liền với nền văn hóa Hòa Bình ra đời cách đây hơn một vạn năm. Do người Mường có nguồn gốc gần với người Kinh nên ngôn ngữ của họ thuộc nhóm Việt-Mường. Đồng bào Mường định canh định cư ở miền núi, nơi có nhiều đất sản xuất, gần đường giao thông, thuận tiện cho việc làm ăn. Người Mường có truyền thống làm ruộng và cây lúa nước là cây lương thực chủ yếu.)

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                                           SCHOOL RULES

School Regulations

•    Students must wear school uniform
•    Students must cut their hair according to the school’s regulation – namely, short and natural with no artificial methods.
•    Students must not wear cosmetics and other beauty accessories.
•    Students must not bring valuable items to the school. If this is violated, the teachers will keep such items, which will only be returned when his/her parents come and collect it/them.
•    Students must not keep textbooks and notebooks in the classroom or in the school.
•    Students will use the school’s communal areas with care.
•    Students will not use lifts unaccompanied by teachers, or without permission.

General Rules

•    Students must not leave the school without the school permission. When leaving, students must give a permission card to the school staff.
•    When in school, students must not make a loud noise
•    Morning orientation will be given after morning assembly. Any advice must be taken and be done so seriously.
•    When changing classroom, students must line up and walk quietly.
•    When using special classrooms and/or rooms, e.g. computer room, library, infirmary and so on, students must obey each room’s regulations.
•    Students must behave appropriately to his/her teachers, staff, friends and other people.
•    Students must not visit forbidden places such as club, casino and other unsuitable places for student status.
•    Students must not behave in sexually related manners/ways.
•    Smoking, drinking and drug possession is strongly prohibited.
•    Students must not possess any kind of weapons when in school or in other places.

Arriving and leaving the school

•    Students must attend school regularly, as well as attend every subject according to his/her timetable.
•    When arriving, students shall pay respect to the Buddha image, as well as to teachers.
•    Students must arrive before morning assembly (8.00 a.m.)
•    Any student who arrives later than the above must contact the vice-principal (discipline) for permission to attend classes.
•    When leaving the school, students must present his/her ID cards to ‘duty teachers’.
•    Students must not stay in the school later than 17.30 p.m. unless he/she is allowed to do so.

Absence

•    Students must write a letter explaining his/her reasons for absence. Such a letter must have his/her parents’ signature as a confirmation.
•    If any student is absent more than three consecutive days, she/he must inform the school office and/or classroom teachers for a record. If sick, a letter from a doctor is required.
•    If the above is not carried out, the school assumes that such a student is unreasonably absent from class.

Eating Manners

•    Students must line up when buying food from the school snack shops
•    Students must sit and eat with a proper manner. Eating while walking is strongly forbidden.
•    When finished eating, students must return eating utensils to the school in the areas provided.
•    Students must not bring food to his/her classroom.
•    Students must keep the school tidy and clean.

Lost and found items

•    Students must inform his/her classroom teacher or duty teacher when his/her item is lost.
•    When an item is found, it should be given to the classroom or duty teacher to find the owner & return it.

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