The greatest value of the “Glory of Viet Nam” programme lies not merely in the prestigious titles announced on the honours podium, but in the profound and widespread impact that resonates long after each recognition ceremony.

Throughout the long history of nation building and national defence, the traditions of “when drinking water, remember its source” and “repaying gratitude” have become the spiritual wellspring of the Vietnamese nation, nurturing the country's resilience, determination, and aspiration for progress.

These days, the anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification Day is celebrated across social media platforms. Images of the red flag with a yellow star, archival footage, and short videos recreating history appear widely, drawing the attention of many young people.

In the final days of March, localities across Ha Noi simultaneously hold festivals commemorating the deity Prince Linh Lang. One of the most important and distinctive celebrations takes place in his homeland at the Special National Relic Site of Voi Phuc Temple in Giang Vo Ward.