For true joy to be complete

When mentioning memorable experiences in Vietnam, many international tourists cannot forget the enthusiastic crowds cheering in the streets after the national football team's victories.

That's how the Vietnamese people share the joy of victory: a vibrant atmosphere filled with the sounds of trumpets and drums, shouts of joy, and bright red flags everywhere, from cities to the countryside. The image of the entire nation united in celebration excites and moves everyone, evoking a sense of national pride in the hearts of every Vietnamese citizen.

However, alongside the beautiful scenes, there have long been warnings about young people taking advantage of the lively atmosphere to engage in offensive behavior: impulsive actions such as excessive shouting, using anything within reach as a tool to create noise, and, more seriously, inciting reckless street racing. Even more dangerously, teasing, harassing, and even attacking pedestrians. For example, in a recent incident at a pedestrian underpass in Hanoi , a group of young people committed offenses so serious that they were arrested by authorities for disturbing public order.

Celebrating victories after sporting events can be considered a beautiful cultural tradition, but for the joy to be complete, participants, especially young people, need to raise their awareness, consciously build correct understanding, encourage the spread of positive actions, and prevent deviant behaviors.

It can be said that among the tens or hundreds of thousands of fans who took to the streets to cheer, the majority were dynamic young people. If properly guided, their dynamism could lead to positive contributions to the community, just as they have impressed society through meaningful projects in the past.

Therefore, to make the joy of victory even more complete, before joining the bustling crowds, influential young people and community groups should remind each other to maintain proper, civilized behavior, ensuring safety for themselves and the community. From there, the spirit of solidarity and beautiful cultural values ​​will spread throughout society.

LAN VY

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/de-niem-vui-that-su-tron-ven-post836257.html