Women in Nghe An look graceful in traditional ao dai dresses.
(Baonghean.vn) - The ao dai is a familiar image of Vietnamese women and is also a symbol of Vietnamese women and the Vietnamese spirit.
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| The "Ao Dai Week" in 2022, launched nationwide by the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Women's Union from March 1st to March 8th, aimed to commemorate the 1982nd anniversary of the Hai Ba Trung Uprising, International Women's Day on March 8th, and to celebrate the 13th National Congress of the Vietnam Women's Union. In response to Ao Dai Week, women's associations at all levels throughout the province organized many meaningful and practical activities. In the photo: Women from the Office of the National Assembly Delegation and the Provincial People's Council of Nghe An in their uniforms. Photo: Sach Nguyen |
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| Women at the Nghe An Museum stand beside an ancient communal house. Photo: Nghe An Culture and Sports website. |
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| Vibrant red and orange colors adorn the women of the Culture and Information Department of Hung Nguyen District. Photo: Sach Nguyen. |
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| This year's Ao Dai Week across the province was celebrated in various ways. Each participant, dressed in the Ao Dai, conveyed a meaningful message. (In the photo: Ms. Ngo Thi Thanh Tam - Hung Nguyen District Health Center, using the image of the Ao Dai to promote historical sites and scenic spots in the area. She also shared: During the Covid-19 pandemic, these "White Roses" shone brightly because of their selfless work ethic, their unwavering will and noble sacrifice, and their sacred responsibility to care for and protect the health of the people. In everyday life, these roses still radiate the beauty of virtue, grace, speech, and conduct in the traditional Ao Dai – the pride of Vietnamese women). |
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| The ao dai is not only a traditional garment but also a distinctive cultural feature of the Vietnamese people. Throughout different periods of historical development, the ao dai has constantly evolved while still ensuring that it honors the gentle, traditional beauty of Vietnamese women. (In the photo, teacher Tran Thi Huyen - Tay Hieu Primary School - Thai Hoa Town, participating in the "Proud of Vietnamese Ao Dai" contest launched by the Women's Union of Thai Hoa Town). |
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| Teacher Luong Thi Van from Quynh Thang A Primary School shared: "Throughout the years, the graceful ao dai (Vietnamese traditional dress) has never lost its beauty in the eyes of those who cherish Vietnamese culture. Wherever it is worn, the ao dai can appear, bringing with it a cultural essence and incredibly refined aesthetics; therefore, the ao dai will forever endure. I am proud, honored, and confident when I wear this charming traditional ao dai…" |
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| The women of Nghe An Newspaper look graceful and charming in their traditional ao dai dresses. Photo: Duc Anh |
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| Mother and daughter celebrate Ao Dai Day together. Photo: Thanh Duy |
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| Wherever you are, in the mountains or the plains, in the city or the countryside, wearing the ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) brings out the unique characteristics of Vietnamese women. The ao dai enhances the image of a woman, graceful, simple, rustic yet elegant and noble, embodying the essence of Vietnamese womanhood! In the photo: Women from Nghi Loc district participating in the Ao Dai Day competition. |
