Hát Chèo is a traditional form of Vietnamese folk opera that originated in the northern regions of Vietnam. It combines music, singing, and acting, often featuring humorous and satirical themes. Performances typically take place on a simple stage, with actors wearing colorful costumes and using minimal props to convey the story. The art form is characterized by its lively melodies and rhythmic patterns, often accompanied by traditional instruments like the đàn bầu and trống. Hát Chèo has deep cultural roots and is often performed during festivals and celebrations, reflecting the everyday life and values of the Vietnamese people.