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As the 80th anniversary of Vietnam’s National Day approaches (September 2), the country is filled with a festive and lively atmosphere.
In the capital city of Hanoi, the highly anticipated parade and march at Ba Dinh Square are drawing people from all parts of the country. Despite the scorching heat or unexpected downpours, the crowd waits patiently, united in their excitement.
This spirit of national pride also shines through in HCMC. A new mural street with the theme “Beautiful Vietnam” was recently opened on Nguyen Huu Canh Street in the downtown area. It features landscapes of the homeland and recreates the historic parade celebrating the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the south and the reunification of the nation on April 30, showcasing armed forces, officials, and the public. This vibrant mural acts as a powerful symbol, conveying historical messages and honoring past achievements.
National flags and outfits are seen throughout the streets of Hanoi – PHOTO: THANH DATResidents capture the moment a military unit passes by during the evening rehearsal on August 21 – PHOTO: THANH DATDespite unfavorable weather during the second rehearsal, the soldiers maintain a solemn and proud demeanor – PHOTO: HUNG NGHIEMDespite unfavorable weather during the second rehearsal, the soldiers maintain a solemn and proud demeanor – PHOTO: HUNG NGHIEMSoldiers engage with the public, offering smiles, eye contact, and gestures like “heart hands” or a V-sign during a rare moment of rest – PHOTO: HOANG THANGMany people patiently wait hours in the rain to watch the parade – PHOTO: HOANG THANGMany people patiently wait hours in the rain to watch the parade – PHOTO: HOANG THANGBa Dinh Square and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum have welcomed many special guests these days. In the photo, Nguyen Thi Lien and her daughter Nghiem Thi Hong Nhung, who suffer from cerebral palsy and quadriplegia, visit the capital city after 27 years. PHOTO: MINH CHIENA 600-meter-long mural wall along Nguyen Huu Canh Street in HCMC depicts Vietnamese scenes and a re-creation of the parade marking the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the south and the reunification of the nation. PHOTO: THANH LAMA mural panel highlights a festive and patriotic mood – PHOTO: THANH LAMTwo women stroll past a mural panel featuring a dramatic military scene, which has “50” painted on it to mark the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the south and the reunification of the nation – PHOTO: THANH LAMA couple walks along the mural, passing a panel that blends historical events with images of a modern city skyline – PHOTO: THANH LAMThe picture highlights the Vietnam army joining the United Nations peacekeeping force – PHOTO: THANH LAM
