Hearts stirred as patriotic songs echo on ceremony marking national reunification day

Music rose like a sacred tribute, connecting millions of hearts in the solemn atmosphere of the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification.
Since early morning, streams of people have gathered at the celebration venue, carrying national flags and a deep sense of pride reflected in every glance and smile. (Photo: THANH DAT)
Since early morning, streams of people have gathered at the celebration venue, carrying national flags and a deep sense of pride reflected in every glance and smile. (Photo: THANH DAT)

As the national anthem rang out, thousands stood in unison, singing with deep emotion and pride for a nation that overcame war to secure independence and freedom.

Despite the crowd and the bustle, everyone maintained a sense of eager excitement. The sacred melody echoed, blending with the spirit of patriotism, creating an emotional and solemn atmosphere amid the sea of people.

Photo: THANH DAT

Photo: THANH DAT

Photo: THANH DAT

Photo: THANH DAT

The crowd sing in unison to the melody of “Noi vong tay lon” ("Joining Hands in Unity"). (Video: The Anh)

Amidst the jubilant and emotional ambiance, many were moved to tears as familiar heroic songs evoked memories of a resilient era and the everlasting desire for peace.

Kim Ngoc, a visitor from Hanoi, is brought to tears by the song “Mau hoa đo” ("The Red Flowers).

Kim Ngoc, a visitor from Hanoi, is brought to tears by the song “Mau hoa đo” ("The Red Flowers).

In the space of music and emotion, the presence and unity of the people from all walks of life created a symphony of memory, pride, and a shared aspiration toward a peaceful and sustainably developing future for the nation.

On the morning of April 30, Huong (from District 7 of Ho Chi Minh City), holding a special supplement of Nhan Dan Newspaper, stands by the roadside along Le Lai Street near 23/9 Park,to greet the parade celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification.

On the morning of April 30, Huong (from District 7 of Ho Chi Minh City), holding a special supplement of Nhan Dan Newspaper, stands by the roadside along Le Lai Street near 23/9 Park,to greet the parade celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification.

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