Historical and Cultural Values on Saigon Pottery Inscription at Faith-religious Establishments of the Chinese in Ho Chi Minh City

From the beginning of the twentieth century onwards, the names of pottery kilns appeared in the Saigon region such as "Dong Hoa Dieu", "Buu Nguyen Dieu"... on ceramic products used for construction, restoration, decoration or worship at temples, Chinese guild hall, etc. The emergence of Saigon pottery due to the demand for decorative pottery and worship items for new construction and restoration of temples and temples became more popular. Through surveying and learning about the historical and cultural values on the inscriptions at the Saigon pottery statues in Chinese religious and religious institutions in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City helps us partly understand more about the chronological value, origin, historical-cultural significance, and cultural characteristics through each theme, typical story, and unique arrangement of the two groups of Vietnamese-Chinese communities in Ho Chi Minh City. From there, scientific explanations and new perceptions are put forward, making practical contributions to the research, preservation and promotion of tangible and intangible cultural values.