Vietnam's Mother Goddess Worship: Discussing its World Heritage Value and Future
The second annual forum on Vietnam's 'Mother Goddess Worship' was held in Hanoi, reaffirming its value as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage and discussing challenges in its preservation and development in contemporary society. The role of the community and scientific approaches were emphasized.
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