Dong Ho painting, or full name is Dong Ho folk wood carvings, is a line of Vietnamese folk paintings originating from Dong Ho village (Song Ho commune, Thuan Thanh district, Bac Ninh province). In the past, the paintings were sold mainly for the Lunar New Year, the rural people bought paintings on the wall, removed the last year, using new paintings. Dong Ho Folk Painting is a National Intangible Cultural Heritage. With the approval of the Prime Minister, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism coordinated with the People's Committee of Bac Ninh Province and professional agencies to conduct research and compile scientific dossiers for the painting industry. Dong Ho folk to submit to UNESCO for recognition of intangible cultural heritage.

I draw a painting of a cat. I draw it by pencil and crayon (grey) on the white paper. The cat has two colors: white and grey. It has the long tail and the tail is up to the air. The cat’s a little fat.

Nam draws a pig. The pig is pink and is drawn on the white paper.

Lan draws her sister. Her sister is old and very tall. She draws it on the white paper.

The painting of Nam is not very different from my painting. It’s about animal. His pig is not as small as my cat. He draws it on the white paper, too.

Lan’s painting is as beautiful as Nam’s painting, but it’s about person, her sister. She draws it on the white paper, too