Palavras-chave
ancestor worship
Chinese people
Ho Chi Minh City
Como Citar
Resumo
No Vietnã, o culto aos antepassados é uma forma popular de culto popular que reflete de forma credível as características do folclore, imbuído do princípio "uống nước nhớ nguồn", "ăn quả nhớ kẻ cây", com o objetivo de fortalecer e melhorar o senso de comunidade. Mas esta forma de crença também tem fatores potenciais que levam a superstições e costumes que prejudicam o tempo, a saúde e o dinheiro de cada pessoa. Os chineses são uma comunidade de vietnamitas, com uma história de migração e colonização na terra de Sài Gòn - Chợ Lớn (Cidade de Ho Chi Minh). O culto aos ancestrais da comunidade chinesa aqui se tornou uma boa tradição, contribuindo para preservar, preservar e promover seus valores, além de contribuir para a proteção e desenvolvimento da comunidade chinesa sobre a origem chinesa, o fundamento dos valores familiares, linhas de sangue que compartilham uma origem comum, parentes, dos quais outras atividades comunitárias são cada vez mais expandidas e desenvolvidas com base na importância do culto aos ancestrais. O objetivo do estudo é esclarecer os valores humanos no culto aos antepassados do povo chinês na cidade de Ho Chi Minh e sua influência nas atividades culturais e sócio-econômicas da comunidade chinesa.
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