Images of Nghe An people moved and proud to watch the parade celebrating 50 years of national reunification
Thanh Duy•DNUM_DAZAEZCACF 11:22
Joining the sacred atmosphere of the whole country celebrating the 50th anniversary of national reunification, the people of Vinh city had a great and emotional holiday.
Under the bright red flag with yellow star, from early morning, a large number of people flocked to Ho Chi Minh Square to watch the solemn parade, which was broadcast live.
Ho Chi Minh Square, located in the center of Vinh city, Nghe An province, on the morning of April 30, was brightly colored with national flags, party flags, banners and slogans, creating a solemn and sacred space on the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification Day. Photo: Thanh DuyAlthough unable to be present in person in the city named after Uncle Ho, through watching on the big screen at Ho Chi Minh Square, Vinh City, Nghe An, everyone felt the sacredness of the holiday through every image, every comment and every magnificent scene that the television screen brought. All eyes were on the event, listening to every step of the outstanding children and sympathizing with the touching historical stories that the Parade and March brought. The live television broadcast became a bridge between the people of the whole country and the event center, helping to spread love for the country and national pride strongly, no matter where they were. Photo: Thanh DuyIn the heart of the homeland of beloved President Ho Chi Minh, the atmosphere of the ceremony became even more sacred and profound. People were moved when witnessing the colorful parade, demonstrating the strength and loyalty of the people's armed forces, the pride of the peaceful country today. Photo: Thanh DuyIn the hearts of every Vinh citizen that day, pride, gratitude and aspiration for peace and development seemed to be lit up more brightly than ever. Photo: Thanh DuyIn the crowd gathering at Ho Chi Minh Square on the morning of April 30, the image of young people, including students, union members, and youth, stood out with eager eyes and radiant pride on their faces. They arrived very early, wearing green volunteer shirts, holding red flags with yellow stars, cheering with joy at each beat of the military drums, each convoy of vehicles passing by while watching on the big screen. Photo: Thanh DuyAmidst the bustling, jubilant atmosphere of Ho Chi Minh Square on the morning of April 30, the image of a child holding the flag of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam touched the hearts of many people present. The half-red, half-blue flag, with a five-pointed yellow star in the center, appeared like a vivid memory from the past. That flag, once a symbol of the indomitable will and aspiration for freedom of the people of the South during the years of resistance, is now being held in the hands of a child of the new generation. Photo: Thanh DuyAmidst the crowd of people pouring into Ho Chi Minh Square on that historic morning, the image of a young man with a radiant face, holding high the national flag, became a beautiful highlight in the bustling scene. In the early morning sunlight, the red flag with a yellow star fluttered in the wind, as if in harmony with the vibrant beat of youth and patriotism surging in that sacred moment. Photo: Thanh DuyIn the emotional and proud atmosphere, the image of a mother and her three children wearing shirts bearing the national flag stands out: bright red background, a prominent yellow star in the middle of the shirt, holding hands, joining the crowd pouring into Ho Chi Minh Square from early morning, eyes shining, faces shining with joy and pride that is difficult to describe in words. That image is simple but profound, as if it speaks for so many things: love for the homeland is not only taught through books, but begins from the closest things, from the arms of parents, from the smile of a child when watching the parade with the whole family, from the shirts bearing the sacred red flag worn with all the pride. Photo: Thanh DuyThroughout Ho Chi Minh Square on the morning of April 30, amidst the brilliant flag colors and the heroic echoes of the parade, many families took the opportunity to capture memorable moments together... Photo: Thanh DuyPhotos taken hastily with phones, bright smiles in front of the camera, tight handshakes in the bright sunlight, all created an emotional picture of family love and patriotism. Photo: Thanh DuyIt is not difficult to see young people eagerly holding their phones and cameras to capture wonderful moments on the important holiday of April 30. They smile brightly, stand together, raise the national flag high, and pose for photos under the morning sun. These are short moments, but they contain pride and deep love for the country. Photo: Thanh DuyThe image of union members and young people holding the red flag with a yellow star in their hands is not only a symbol of the Fatherland but also a testament to the responsibility and pride of today's youth generation. They, who are carrying within themselves the pride of the glorious past, as well as the aspiration to reach the future with faith and enthusiasm, are ready to devote their youth to the cause of protecting and developing the country. Photo: Thanh DuyNot only young people eagerly joined in the atmosphere of celebrating April 30, but also grandmothers and mothers who had gone through the war and witnessed the moment of national reunification also watched the parade with emotional and proud eyes. Photo: Thanh DuyIn the jubilant atmosphere of the April 30th celebration, Vinh city, Nghe An seems to put on a new coat, resplendent with the colors of the national flag and welcoming banners and slogans. Photo: Thanh DuyPaintings and banners carrying messages about national unity and the great victory of the nation on the historic day of April 30th, covered the city in brilliant yellow. Photo: Thanh DuyAlong the streets, parks, and public areas, thousands of national flags and party flags flutter in the wind, making the space more solemn and proud. Photo: Thanh Duy
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