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Today I learned

Today I learned that as a students we should be knowledgeable and appreciate the arts that we have especially this Mindanao sculpture which is The most famous sculptures in Mindanao include the “Kampilan” in the city of Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao; the “Risen Christ” in the church of Tagum City; the giant durian monument in Davao International Airport; and the giant eagle and Bagobo children in People’s Park, Davao City. And by this I learn that we should help people and communities discover their cultural roots, it helps give them the identity to find their place in society and the foresight to give them directions to their future. It necessarily aims to describe and explain life and society in motion, across the pathways of time and many generations.

The most important thing I learned today

The most important thing I learned today The most important thing I learned today that Mindanao Culture is both rich and varied – A true mirror of the people of which it is the expression. They show not only the Artistic Ingenuity of the natives, but also their beliefs, traditions and life are reflected in them. These ethnic dances have for long survived. It reflects to its society and non-Filipinos the wide range of cultural influences on the country’s culture and how these influences honed the country’s arts.

An example of this is

And by this the example that we need to appreciate and giving importance was That the mindanao was island i marked by peninsulas and is heavily indented by the Davao and Moro gulfs in the south and by lligan Bay in With over 7,000 islands in the Philippines, Mindanao is the biggest and also has tiny islands nearby, and with islands comes breathtaking beautiful beaches. Natural features and climate. Mainly characterized by narrow coastal plains, peninsulas, and faulted mountains, Mindanao has a range of tropical rainforests and great biodiversity. Some of the world’s largest pineapples, bananas, and pomelos are grown here.

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