A Cattle Herding Boy Who Became the Torchbearer Illuminating Vietnam's Folklore Culture Professor Chu Bao Que is hailed as a radiant torch safeguarding Vietnam's cultural heritage - a man whose entire life serves as a vivid testament to his unwavering dedication and sacrifices for the preservation of the nation's cultural legacy. Rising from humble and challenging beginnings, he ascended to a position of profound influence, devoting his heart and soul to the preservation, revitalization, and teaching of the Quan Ho folk singing tradition of Bac Ninh, Vietnam. Through tireless efforts, he has restored these ancient cultural treasures to their rightful prominence, inspiring generations of Vietnamese youth to reconnect with their roots and continuethe noble journey of protecting their ancestral heritage.
With an unshakable resolve, Professor Chu Bao Que has also emerged as a pioneer in fostering cultural exchanges between Vietnam and India. His work is deeply rooted in the historical bond between the two nations, dating back to the 7th century when the Cham civilization in Vietnam revealed profound cultural parallels with India. Through his dedicated efforts, these ancient connections have been revived, laying a solid foundation for contemporary cooperation. His work bridges two great civilizations in a harmonious symphony of art, music, and heritage, forging a timeless legacy that celebrates sha red cultural values and mutual enrichment.

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