Tạp chí Khoa học, Trường Đại học Văn hóa, Thể thao và Du lịch Thanh Hóa
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en-USTạp chí Khoa học, Trường Đại học Văn hóa, Thể thao và Du lịch Thanh Hóa2588-1264PRESERVING THE CULTURE OF FISHING VILLAGES IN SELECTED LOCALITIES OF THE SOUTH CENTRAL COASTAL REGION
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<h2 class="label"> </h2> <p><span class="value">Cultural preservation; Fishing communities; Sustainable tourism; Traditional occupations; The South Central Coast.</span></p>Ha Le Thanh
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T0411SACRED LEGENDS AND WORSHIP SITES OF ĐÔ BÁC TRỊNH PHỦ MILITARY DEITY IN THANH HOA
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<p><em>The worship of Đô Bác Trịnh Phủ Military Deity is a distinctive cultural and religious practice along the Ma River, particularly in the Trịnh family’s ancestral areas of Sóc Sơn and Biện Thượng. Rooted in local agricultural traditions, it often reflects clan-based worship and, in some locations, is combined with veneration of folk deities or historical figures who have entered popular consciousness. Some practices also incorporate fertility elements. This makes the phenomenon especially interesting for studying the religious life of Ma River communities in Thanh Hoa. Research on Trịnh Ra offers important insights into the historical and cultural contexts of these sacred legends and worship sites.</em></p>Hung Ha Dinh
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T041212THE CREATIVE ROLE OF THE STATE IN DEVELOPING THE CULTURAL INDUSTRY ECOSYSTEM: THE CASE OF SOUTH KOREA AND IMPLICATIONS FOR VIETNAM
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<p><em>In the context of cultural industries becoming key growth drivers, the state’s role as a developer of the ecosystem has gained increasing attention. The paper examined South Korea’s state-led development of the cultural industry ecosystem using the developmental state framework and business ecosystem approach. The study identified three main roles of the state: (1) institutional architect - establishing legal frameworks and long - term strategies; (2) development sponsor - mobilizing public investment and social resources; and (3) intersectoral coordinator - linking stakeholders through specialized agencies. Drawing from Korea’s experience, four policy recommendations for Vietnam are proposed, including legal institutionalization, creation of coordinating bodies, dedicated financial mechanisms, and systematic investment in intangible ecosystem actors.</em></p>Thuc Nguyen ThiHau Bui Thi
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T042323TRADITIONAL SPORTS IN THANH HOA PROVINCE
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<p><em>Traditional sports are physical activities closely linked to community life, shaped and preserved based on natural conditions, ecological environments, and the cultural characteristics of ethnic groups. In Thanh Hoa, traditional sports are diverse, reflecting local cultural identity and playing an important role in the spiritual life of the people. However, the preservation and development of these sports still face many limitations and challenges. Therefore, researching, systematizing, and proposing suitable solutions are necessary to protect cultural values and promote the sustainable cultural and social development of the province.</em></p>Lan Dong Huong
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T043535SOLUTIONS TO ENHANCE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF STUDENT SPORTS CLUBS AT THANH HÓA UNIVERSITY OF CULTURE, SPORTS AND TOURISM
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<p><em>This study evaluated the current activities of student sports clubs at Thanh Hóa University of Culture, Sports and Tourism and proposes solutions to improve their effectiveness. The findings indicated that enhancing management mechanisms, upgrading facilities, developing the coaching staff, and organizing regular sports competitions are crucial measures for boosting the performance and efficiency of student sports clubs. These interventions aimed to foster greater participation, skill development, and the overall quality of extracurricular sports activities, contributing to a more vibrant and effective sports culture within the university.</em></p>Trung Nguyen ThanhAn Le Dang
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T044444PROMOTING THE ECO-CULTURAL VALUES OF BA BỂ LAKE AREA, THÁI NGUYÊN PROVINCE, IN GREEN TOURISM DEVELOPMENT
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<p><em>Ba Bể Lake, located in the heart of Ba Bể National Park in Thái Nguyên Province, is one of Vietnam’s unique natural wonders. With its vast water surface, rich primary forests, and diverse flora and fauna, the lake attracts many visitors. The local ethnic communities living around the lake have created distinct eco-cultural values. Promoting these values not only helps protect the environment and local culture but also provides a solid foundation for sustainable and green tourism development. This study identifies the eco-cultural values of the Ba Bể Lake area that can be utilized for tourism and proposes strategic solutions to develop green tourism sustainably.</em></p>Nam Nguyen Thanh
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T045757MOTIVATIONS FOR CULTURAL EXPERIENCE AMONG YOUNG TOURISTS IN LAM DONG IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
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<p><em>This paper explored the motivations behind cultural tourism experiences of young visitors in Lâm Đồng and analyzes the relationship between expectations formed in digital spaces and actual on-site experiences. Using in-depth interviews with young tourists and digital ethnography of cultural tourism content on social media, the study identified four main motivational factors: exploring local identity, seeking emotional experiences, expressing uniqueness, and sharing experiences online. The research also highlighted a significant gap between digital expectations and the current state of cultural tourism products in Lâm Đồng, suggesting implications for personalized and interactive cultural tourism development in the digital era.</em></p>Phuc Nguyen Hoang
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T046666ENHANCING GREEN TOURISM EFFECTIVENESS THROUGH LESSONS FROM THAILAND’S “7 GREENS” MANAGEMENT MODEL
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<p><em>This study examined Thailand’s “7 Greens” campaign, a successful sustainable tourism management model in Southeast Asia, built on seven pillars: green mindset, green connectivity, green destinations, green communities, green activities, green services, and green responsibility. The research highlighted that Thailand’s success stems not only from technical standards but also from effective coordination among government agencies, businesses, and local communities. The study also drew practical lessons and reference values for Vietnam’s tourism sector, focusing on policy management, awareness-raising communication, and the development of green criteria for sustainable tourism practices.</em></p>Thuy Vu Thi
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T047878THANH HOA CULTURAL HERITAGE IN THE DIGITAL ERA: PRESERVATION AND PROMOTION OF VALUES FOR TOURISM DEVELOPMENT
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<p><em>Cultural heritage is essential for shaping local identity and serves as a key resource for sustainable tourism. Thanh Hoa, rich in history, has diverse tangible and intangible heritage closely tied to its development. In today’s digital era, preservation alone is not enough; heritage must be identified, documented, digitized, interpreted, and integrated into tourism. This study analyzed Thanh Hoa’s heritage in the context of digitalization and tourism, examining achievements, challenges, and causes. Using an interdisciplinary approach, it proposes solutions to improve heritage databases, enhance digital interpretation, develop digital cultural tourism products, and strengthen collaboration. Effective digital transformation requires balancing authenticity, data management, and transforming cultural values into meaningful tourism experiences.</em></p>Tuyen Vu Van
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T049090THE IMAGE OF WOMEN IN MO YAN’S NOVELS FROM AN INTERCULTURAL PERSPECTIVE
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<p><em>Mo Yan is a writer renowned for blending traditional Chinese cultural values with modern Western elements, creating a literary world rich in psychological depth and humanistic insight. This study examines selected works to show that female characters in his novels reflect both traditional qualities such as endurance, sacrifice, and familial devotion, and emerging traits like personal awareness, desire for freedom, and resistance to social constraints. In the East-West cultural context, Mo Yan’s women embody intersecting cultural influences, revealing profound social transformations in modern China. The research highlights the artistic and ideological significance of his portrayal of women through an intercultural lens.</em></p>Thuy Ta Thi
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T04101101IDENTIFYING THE STRUCTURE OF THREE - WORD VIETNAMESE IDIOMS
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<p><em>This paper examined three-word Vietnamese idioms from the perspective of formal structure to identify their organizational features and the mechanisms of meaning formation. The results showed that, despite their short length, three-word idioms are organized according to specific rules, with each component not only serving a structural role but also directly contributing to representation, reflecting Vietnamese thought, culture, and community life experiences. The meaning of these idioms cannot be reduced to a simple additive combination of their elements; rather, it is constructed through the interaction between linguistic form and cultural depth. This study helped clarify the structural characteristics of Vietnamese idioms within a systematic analytical approach.</em></p>Binh Hoang Thi Thanh
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T04113113ENHANCING COLLABORATIVE PERFORMANCE SKILLS WITH BANDS FOR VOCAL MUSIC STUDENTS AT THANH HOA UNIVERSITY OF CULTURE, SPORTS AND TOURISM
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<p><em>The ability to perform collaboratively with a band is an essential competence for vocal music students in artistic performance contexts. This paper examines the role and current state of collaborative performance skills between vocal music students and bands. The findings indicate that although vocal music students have had opportunities to engage in practical performance with bands within the training program, such opportunities remain limited. Based on these findings, the study proposes several solutions to enhance training quality and to improve the professional performance competencies of vocal music students at Thanh Hoa University of Culture, Sports and Tourism.</em></p>Anh La Quang
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T04123123TRAINING VOCAL TALENTS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE CULTURAL INDUSTRY: CHALLENGES FOR THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT, THANH HOA UNIVERSITY OF CULTURE, SPORTS AND TOURISM
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<p><em>Bài viết phân tích thực trạng và những thách thức trong công tác đào tạo tài năng âm nhạc lĩnh vực Thanh nhạc tại Khoa Âm nhạc Trường Đại học Văn hóa, Thể thao và Du lịch Thanh Hóa dưới góc nhìn song trùng của nhà quản lý và giảng viên chuyên môn. Trong bối cảnh chuyển đổi số và sự phát triển mạnh mẽ của công nghiệp văn hóa, việc đào tạo không chỉ dừng lại ở kỹ thuật thanh nhạc thuần túy mà còn đòi hỏi tư duy thị trường, kỹ năng biểu diễn và xây dựng thương hiệu cá nhân. Bài viết đề xuất các giải pháp nhằm nâng cao chất lượng đào tạo, gắn kết giữa "hàn lâm" và "thực tiễn", nhằm cung cấp nguồn nhân lực chất lượng cao cho khu vực và cả nước.</em></p>Hien Pham Thi Hoang
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2026-04-152026-04-1502(27) T04131131THE IMAGE OF WOMEN IN VIETNAMESE REVOLUTIONARY SONGS: ARTISTIC VALUE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR VOCAL TRAINING OF MUSIC MAJORS
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<p><em>This paper examined the portrayal of women in Vietnamese revolutionary songs and its significance for teaching vocal performance to music students. Analyzing the characteristics of revolutionary songs and selected works, it identified key representations of women: heroic figures in the resistance, emotionally devoted and sacrificial women, and industrious participants in nation-building. The study also explored the artistic value of these songs through melody, lyrics, and expressive potential in vocal performance. Incorporating these songs into vocal training enhances students’ technical skills, expressive ability, artistic sensibility, and understanding of Vietnamese culture, history, and national traditions.</em></p>Ly Le Mai
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