The monk establishes a Khmer agricultural tool museum to inspire the fire of good living for young people
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An Giang - Venerable Chau Son Hy successfully collected hundreds of agricultural tools and established a miniature museum with the desire to inspire a kind life for young people.
At Sa Lanh Pagoda, O Lam Commune, An Giang Province, there is an area that gathers hundreds of ancient agricultural tools of the Khmer people in the That Son region. This is the result of the tireless and hard-working collection of Venerable Chau Son Hysin (born in 1962) - founder (rector) of Sa Du Pagoda with the desire to inspire the fire of good living for young people.
The Khmer people in That Son An Giang province make a living by farming. However, with the special conditions of the mountainous and border area, agricultural life here has many unique features compared to the general level in the province and the Mekong Delta. Thereby forming very specific agricultural tools. However, with the development of society, many handicraft activities have given way to Mechanization.
Accordingly, ancient farming tools also stood on the edge of the apricot trees. As a son of his hometown That Son, sympathizing with this risk, Venerable Chau Son Hy has worked hard to collect. With hundreds of artifacts, most of which are used, the reader hopes to preserve items related to sweat and the efforts of previous generations to inspire today's generation and future generations to live decently and responsibly with themselves. From there, live responsibly with relatives, family and society.
In addition to fishing gear, most of the artifacts here stretch out and cover the entire life cycle of rice plants, the main agricultural production of the Khmer people in the That Son region. Photo: Lam DienFrom nong-koal, the above field plow, the land near the foot of the mountain, the mountain slope, is the beginning of the journey to start the life of rice plants. Photo: Lam DienTo the tools for cutting and harvesting rice. Photo: Lam DienBecause the rice growing terrain here is very diverse, there are both rice fields on the mountain slopes and the mountain slopes, and rice fields under the sand-filled plains), so the rice harvesting tools here are also very diverse. In the photo is Kon-ieu, the rice harvest of the Khmer people. Photo: Lam DienThe truck used the cows' strength to pull the rice home. Photo: Lam DienRo-Noah-day, the scrapers used in drying rice are exquisitely carved. Photo: Lam DienRice thorn. Photo: Lam DienRice industry. Photo: Lam DienMany artifacts are even more valuable when they have signs of the owner, often the creator. Photo: Lam DienRo-tel-lon, a tractor-trailer used by Khmer people in the That Son region to go to parties... is considered a "supercar" today. Photo: Lam DienThis supercar was produced in 1894. Photo: Lam DienNot only is Venerable Chau Son Hy eager to preach as a way to wholeheartedly spread the fire of good living to young people. Photo: Lam Dien
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