Old folk games played again on Phung Hung pedestrian street
VOV.VN - Folk games common to the childhoods of many generations have made a return to the newly pedestrianised Phung Hung Street in Hanoi.
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| Phung Hung pedestrian street opened on February 3. The street is pleasantly quiet and nostalgic. |
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| The newly refurbished area draws many locals, both children and adults alike. The folk games are open for all to play freely. |
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| Bamboo jack is a popular folk game in Vietnam. |
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| Young people are eager to play bamboo jack which requires skilful dexterity with your hands. |
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| Mandarin square capturing is a traditional game associated with the childhood of many Vietnamese generations. However, in modern life, many children have never learned how to play it. |
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| A mother guides her daughter to play mandarin square capturing. |
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| A father plays Ludo with his daughter. |
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| The open area of Phung Hung Street allows many young people to paint pictures. |
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| A boy sits at an easel to create his own painting. |
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| The children’s paintings are hung out on Phung Hung Street after they are finished. |
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| An iced tea store with an old Hanoi style has been set up on the pedestrian street. |
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| Musical instruments such as Dan Bau (Vietnam’s indigenous monochord zither) and drums bring the street to life. |
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