“Ancient Town's Full Moon Night” Hoi an, Vietnam: Place of Connect the Cultural Identity and Traditional Invention of Lanterns
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https://doi.org/10.59670/ml.v21i2.6415Abstract
This study is a qualitative research, using two main concepts: cultural identity and custom fabrication. Data were collected through documentary studies and fieldwork in the area of the World Heritage Site of Hoi An. Vietnam It aims to examine whether the origin of traditional lanterns and inventing tradition come together through the festival. "Full restoration of the old city" for the social and cultural and economic life of the people of Hoi An, a cultural heritage city of Vietnam. Which is related to the context of being a cultural world heritage city and a world-class cultural tourism city at the same time. The research found that (1) “Full Moon Night of the Ancient City” is the place that most strongly associates the value of Hoi An's cultural identity, and (2) is the place where Hoi An's traditional lanterns are made. which can serve as a world heritage city and nostalgic tourism at the same time.
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