The Nung ethnic group resides in many different areas and is divided into branch systems such as: Nung Xuong, Nung Giang, Nung An, Nung Loi, Nung Phan Sinh, Nung Chao, Nung Inh, Nung Quy Rin, and Nung Din. The Nung people often live in villages, each village usually has 30-70 roofs. Usually, in front of the village is a paddy field, behind the village is a field and an orchard. The houses of the Nung people mainly include traditional stilt houses and land houses, in addition, there are also half-stilts and half-land houses. The houses of the Nung people are usually quite big, wide and roofed with trough tiles. The house is divided into two parts by wooden partitions. The inner part is the kitchen, where the women live in the family, the outer part is for men and places the ancestral altar. Not as colorful as some other ethnic groups, the costumes of the Nung are quite simple, the costumes are usually made of raw cloth dyed indigo and there is almost no embroidery or decoration. Men wear a stand-up collar, slit chest, button-down, and usually have four or two pockets. Women wear five-piece tops, buttoned on the side, decorated by adding a different color cloth to the cuffs and front of the chest.
The Nung people take rice cultivation as their main source of livelihood. The natural form of gathering economy is still prominent in the Nung ethnic community. Women going to the forest, going to the fields often carry a small basket with them to collect wild vegetables, mushrooms, wood ear... to enrich their daily meals. Nguyen Van The, a guide at the Cultural Village of Vietnam's Ethnic Minorities, said: “The Nung people are also very adept in exploiting land for swidden cultivation, terraced fields, and rice-growing plains. water. In addition to the main food source of rice, the Nung also grow other agricultural products such as maize, cassava, cash crops, industrial plants, perennial fruit trees, in which, in particular, plants of economic value must be mentioned. such as: Hoi, Que, Anise, Sa Nhan... The Nung are also good at breeding, creating many livestock breeds with high economic value such as the famous Muong Khuong pig breed, Cao Bang horse".

In addition to agricultural production, the Nung also do many more handicrafts, mainly serving the needs of daily living. Women grow cotton, spin yarn, weave cloth, dye indigo... Men do blacksmithing, casting, knitting, woodworking, dó paper, and yin and yang tiles. Diligence in labor, filial piety to elderly parents, rich in kindness are a good tradition in family relations of the Nung ethnic group.

The Nung ethnic community has many unique festivals, customs and cultural practices, in which the famous festival that attracts many people of different ages is the "Lung Tung" festival (also known as the "Lung Tung" festival). down the field) is held in January every year. The Nung people also attach great importance to the Thanh Minh New Year (Tet of the Tomb), also known as the Han Thuc Festival, which is held on the third day of the third lunar month every year. This is a long-standing custom to remember ancestors, those who have passed away. Mr. Nong Van Doan, Nung ethnic group in Lang Son province, said: “One year in the spring there is Thanh Minh Tet, according to legend from the time the Nung people migrated from China to Vietnam. Every Thanh Minh New Year, all descendants in the family, including the daughter-in-law, son-in-law, daughter, and inner family, have to bring the ceremony to the grave to burn incense for the elderly."

The Nung people have a rich folklore treasure and have many folk songs imbued with national colors. The market in the Nung people is very developed. Nung people go to fairs not only to exchange and buy products, but also to meet and exchange. Young people, especially the Nung Phan Shinh group, like to go to the market and sing love songs.

dân tộc năm 1979. Tên "Nùng", với tư cách là một tên tộc, được chính thức công nhận và gán cho những nhóm người cụ thể này ở Việt Nam và có liên quan nhiều đến phong trào chính trị của quốc gia - dân tộc và việc thiết lập biên giới quốc gia ở đâu. không ai tồn tại trước người Nùng nhiều như nó liên quan đến hệ thống phân loại dân tộc và ý thức dân tộc của Việt Nam. Hầu hết người Nùng ở Việt Nam di cư từ Quảng Tây, Trung Quốc bắt đầu từ khoảng 300 năm trước, làm việc trên khung thời gian 200-300 và sử dụng biên giới Việt - Trung làm ranh giới phân định không chỉ cho chủ quyền quốc gia mà còn cho các dân tộc khác nhau có thể dẫn đến một hiểu rằng người Nùng là một dân tộc thiểu số nước ngoài mới di cư hoặc bị trục xuất đến một vùng đất khác.

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