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The villages in the highlands of Nghe An province are ablaze with red flags celebrating the Party and the Lunar New Year.

Dinh Tuan • January 22, 2025 17:42

These days, people of ethnic minorities in the highlands of Nghe An province are busily decorating their homes and yards to celebrate the Party, the Spring Festival, and the country's renewal. Currently, the central roads of districts and communes, as well as the roads within villages, seem to have donned a new "coat," with Party flags, national flags, banners, and slogans fluttering brightly, ready to welcome the new Spring season.

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During this time, visiting the highland villages in Tuong Duong district, one can feel the spring atmosphere already filled with vibrant colors. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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Along with many other households in the village, every time there's a holiday, Mrs. Lo Thi Lien's family in Khe Chi village, Thach Giam town (Con Cuong district) buys a brand new, bright red flag to hang in front of their house. Mrs. Lien said: "Hanging flags during holidays has become a tradition in the village. Hanging flags shows national pride and teaches children and grandchildren to love their homeland and country." (Photo: Dinh Tuan)
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According to observations in many villages in Tuong Duong district, almost every family proactively hung flags to celebrate the New Year and the 95th anniversary of the Party. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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Currently, the central roads of districts and communes, as well as the roads within villages, seem to have been given a new look with a system of Party flags, national flags, banners, and slogans... Photo: Dinh Tuan
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Rows of red flags with yellow stars flutter in the wind along National Highway 7, passing through Nhung Village, Tam Quang Commune, Tuong Duong District. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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The Party flag and the national flag are displayed neatly and solemnly. Photo: Dinh Tuan
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The streets of Thach Giam town, Tuong Duong district, are ablaze with the colors of the Party flag, the national flag, and banners. Photo: Dinh Tuan.
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It is known that, starting from the beginning of December 2024, the Department of Culture and Information of Tuong Duong district issued documents, plans, and guidelines for propaganda celebrating the Party and the Lunar New Year. Thanks to this, families, agencies, units, and localities proactively implemented propaganda work early. To date, throughout the villages, including the remote areas of the district, flags are brightly displayed to welcome the Year of the Snake (2015). Photo: Dinh Tuan

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