Education in Vietnam is free and state-controlled. The leading institution of higher learning is the Hanoi University. The Nhang, like most other minority groups in Vietnam, practice ethnic religions. They worship a multitude of gods that are associated with the earth, water, fire, and famous ancestors. They also worship various spirits.
Most villages have local temples for worship.
Folk literature and art are also of importance in religious life. In most areas, there is a lack of adequate health care facilities. Today, Vietnam is one of the few remaining Communist nations. The Nhang do not yet have the Bible, the Jesus film, or any Christian broadcasts in their language. There is a tremendous need for evangelistic materials, Christian laborers, and intercessors to stand in the gap for these precious people.