Giong Festival is an annual festival held in many parts of Vietnam to commemorate and praise the feats of Saint Giong. Every year, this festival takes place in many localities to pay respects to one of the most famous heroes in Vietnam – Saint Giong. There are two types of Giong festival that are most famous in Hanoi: Giong festival in Soc Son and Giong festival in Phu Dong.

In particular, the Giong Festival in Phu Dong is recognized as a world intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO. This festival simulates the first battles of Saint Giong as well as of Van Lang people before the An invaders. This festival is one of the most famous traditional festivals in Vietnam. It preserves the value of Vietnamese history.

Mid-Autumn Festival takes place on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month. After seven o'clock in the evening, the street was bustling with the laughter of children in the village. Everyone has toys of the Mid-Autumn Festival such as lanterns, masks, etc. The program to welcome the Mid-Autumn Festival is held at the village's cultural house. After the musical performances was the distribution of confectionery. We are all eager to receive gifts from Ms. Hang and Uncle Quai. Finally, the lion dance part is extremely attractive. Returning that evening, I sat with my parents in the yard while watching the moon and breaking the feast. This is the moon cake, the five-fruit tray… looks really attractive. I feel so happy when I can break the Mid-Autumn Festival with my parents.