More than 200 students and farmers participated in activities, such as traditional rice harvesting, rice plucking, shaping scarecrows, singing children’s songs, playing folk games in the field.

According to Tran Van Man, Chairman of Mo Duc District People's Committee, the wet rice civilization of Vietnamese people has existed for a long time. The festival is expected to help more people understand the traditional craft, the products of farmers and the traditional beauty of the homeland.

For the first time, children can experience "One day as a farmer". The experience helps children to understand more about rice culture and the hardship of farmers when producing rice grains.

Children experience the activities of farmers, such as sieving rice and drying straw.

Scarecrow - familiar image on Vietnamese rice fields. Farmers use straw or dried banana leaves to form the frame of a man. The scarecrow is placed on the fields to drive away birds and mice to protect the crops.

After the harvest season, the rice grains are pureed and processed into rice paper, a typical product of some rural areas in the Central region. Traditional village products from rice help farmers earn more income after each crop.

In the cultural space of the crop, children’s songs are resounded. Anyone, even those who’ve been away from their home country for years, can find their childhood.

The festival attracts many tourists and visitors.