(Baonghean.vn) - Nearly 600 gift packages, including candies, milk, and toys, were delivered to children in some particularly disadvantaged villages of the poor Luong Minh commune, such as Cha Puong and Xop Chao villages, by members of the Vietnam Photography Club – Country – People.
Although the gifts weren't much, they were extremely meaningful to the children in these "three no's" villages (no roads, no phone signal, no electricity). These children, who already face so many hardships in their daily lives and in their pursuit of other things, were able to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with overflowing joy.
These images capture the joy of the Mid-Autumn Festival in the "three no's" region (referring to the lack of education, education, and social welfare), as recorded by a reporter from Nghe An Newspaper.
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| The gifts from the Vietnam Photography Club - Country - People were brought from Hanoi to the particularly disadvantaged villages of the poor mountainous district of Tuong Duong. |
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| Nearly 600 gift packages, each containing milk, mooncakes, star-shaped lanterns, etc., were delivered to schools as donations. |
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| The children here already lacked enough food and clothing. This year's Mid-Autumn Festival brought them joy with eye-catching toys and other meaningful gifts. |
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| Most of the children in the villages of Chà Puông, Minh Tiến, Xốp Cháo, etc., are from the Khơ Mú ethnic minority, and their lives are still extremely difficult. |
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| The star-shaped lanterns twinkle in the night. |
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| These are unusual toys that many children have only seen or owned once since birth. |
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| The colorful gift packages from the children in Luong Minh sparkled in the dark night, creating a truly unique sight. |
Ho Phuong
