Music exchange night "Flowers on the fire line"
To commemorate the 64th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day, last night (July 27), at the Labor Culture House, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Nghe An province in collaboration with Nghe An Radio and Television Station, and Viet My Media Company organized a music exchange program called “Flowers on the Fire Line”. The 1 hour and 30 minute program depicted the sacrifices and victories of the army and people of Nghe An with the participation of many artists from across the country, and was broadcast live.
(Baonghean) -To commemorate the 64th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day, last night (July 27), at the Labor Culture House, the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Nghe An province in collaboration with Nghe An Radio and Television Station, and Viet My Media Company organized a music exchange program called “Flowers on the Fire Line”. The 1 hour and 30 minute program depicted the sacrifices and victories of the army and people of Nghe An with the participation of many artists from across the country, and was broadcast live.
The opening of the program was the song and dance performance “Orchid Flowers on Truong Bon Peak” performed by artists and actors of Nghe An Song and Dance Troupe, depicting the fight of the youth volunteers and soldiers on the Truong Bon front line, facing American bombs and bullets without fear of hardship and sacrifice, “living on the road and dying steadfastly and bravely”, using their bodies as living markers for the vehicle to safely go to battle…
The music exchange program expressed admiration and deep gratitude to the fallen war invalids and martyrs, sacrificing a part of their blood and bones, carving monuments that stand tall in the nation's soul, creating the legend of Vietnam through the works: Where are you, Round footprints on the sand, Vietnam brocade... The orders of the battlefield - the orders of the heart; everyone regrets their youth, so what is the country, the flowers on the front line forever quietly spread their fragrance...
The program brought the older audience back to an unforgettable “red flower period” and left many young people with deep feelings. The program also introduced the Truong Bon relic site in general and the support for the construction of the relic site from people across the country.
Thanh Chung
