yes, yes, like I said I apologised for my uncivilised behaviours, sometimes the Annam blood is too strong for me to suppressed, delusions is perfect word for their race
I liked farmer people a lot of them don't got elitist mentality, I grew up on farm and maybe in the future also became farmer, your Chinglish good no need to worry
Dong Son is just bronze culture, the drum is the height and symbolic of the culture so how can belong to you when you got no idea about it? the Muong is heavily influenced by Tai cultures, I already speak the dude Rejoice about their name came from Tai people Muang, ask him
look here Zhuang people
Guangxi Zhaung Autonomous Region is honored as “the hometown of bronze drum”, which is the traditional cultural relic of Zhuang ethnic group. Bronze drum was originally used as ritual implement and musical instrument, and later on was developed into a symbol of power. Bronze drum is drawn in the patterns of sun like, feather-shaped person, aigrette, water wave, circles and elephant-eye lines as well as the patterns of frogs and teals, etc. The Zhuang people regard frog as the “son of the thunder king in the heaven” and there was a legend of “the frog up in the palace”.
They have the “Frog Festival”. The frogs decorated on the surface of Bronze drum are the Zhuang’s symbol of totem and worship.
the spread of the drum just mean trade or possibly dispersion of Dong Son people after arrival of Chinese
why your Annams kept claim the drum belonged to you, what this girl talk about?
The Ngọc Lũ Drum, even dirt-logged and oxidized as it had been, was a thing of obvious beauty and value, and the men who rediscovered it knew that their ancestors had hidden it underground to protect it from being systematically destroyed. The Great Bronze Melting during the occupation of Ma is very well-documented. The men knew that this was a part of their ancient heritage, kept safe for them, under the ground where it could be hidden from plunderers and the ravages of time.
Đông Sơn Drums | Thoughts of a Taoist Babe
LOL, now suddenly 'the men knew that this was a part of their ancient heritage'