To arouse national pride and patriotic traditions of ethnic minorities in the highlands of Nghe An, many districts still carry out visual propaganda work such as hanging banners, national flags, billboards... including Tuong Duong district.
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| Although Prime Minister's Directive 15 is being implemented, in parallel with the work of disease prevention and control, the propaganda work to celebrate National Day September 2 is still being carried out very seriously by the remote district of Tuong Duong. On this occasion, all the streets are lined with national flags, party flags, billboards, banners... to celebrate the great national holiday. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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| Since the beginning of August, the Department of Culture and Information has planned to organize propaganda activities for the August Revolution and National Day on September 2. Thanks to that, localities in the district have implemented them very seriously. In the photo: Staff of the Center for Culture - Sports and Communication of Tuong Duong district are deploying flags along National Highway 7 through Thach Giam town. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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| For ethnic minorities in Tuong Duong district, Independence Day is one of the most important holidays of the year. Therefore, every family chooses a red flag with a yellow star to hang in front of their house gate, to create a joyful and exciting atmosphere and to educate their children about patriotism. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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| In previous years, on Independence Day, activities such as carving, gongs, bamboo dancing, pole pushing and stilt walking were held very enthusiastically. But this year, due to the Covid-19 epidemic, all activities were not organized to ensure disease prevention and control. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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| On this occasion, all the roads in Cua Rao 2 and Cua Rao 1 villages, Xa Luong commune (Tuong Duong) are full of flags. At this time, the whole country is joining hands to fight the epidemic. To show patriotism, love for the homeland and promote the sense of responsibility in disease prevention and control, people here have been seriously implementing disease prevention and control measures and only go out when necessary. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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| All alleys leading to blocks and villages in Tuong Duong town are hung with banners and national flags to celebrate National Day. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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| For ethnic minorities in the highlands of Tuong Duong, every time Independence Day comes, many families organize a feast to worship Uncle Ho. Mr. Vang Tran Nhi, a retired cadre in Can village, Tam Thai commune, said, "It is both to express infinite gratitude to Uncle Ho and to educate revolutionary traditions to children and grandchildren. On September 2, my family often prepares a meal to commemorate Uncle Ho. In previous years, after burning incense for Uncle Ho, we invited brothers, relatives and friends to drink wine, play gongs, and dance and sing to celebrate Independence Day. This year, due to the epidemic, we only prepare a chicken and a sticky rice feast to worship Uncle Ho, and organize it within the family." In the photo: Mr. Nhi is cleaning and decorating a picture of Uncle Ho. Photo: Dinh Tuan |
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Mr. Lo Thanh Long - Head of the Department of Culture and Information of Tuong Duong district said: "In parallel with the propaganda work on Covid-19 prevention and control, in order to practically celebrate the National Day on September 2, the department has directed the communes to deploy visual propaganda work. Through this activity, we hope to arouse national pride and patriotic traditions of the ethnic groups in Tuong Duong district". Photo: Dinh Tuan
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