Tens of thousands of people "check-in" to celebrate National Day September 2

During the days when the whole country was decorated with flags and flowers to celebrate the National Day on September 2, the Ba Dinh Square and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in Hanoi became special destinations for tens of thousands of people and tourists. Everyone wanted to keep for themselves proud photos in this sacred and emotional space before the Independence Day.

The closer it gets to National Day September 2, the more bustling the atmosphere at Ba Dinh Square becomes. People from everywhere flock here, everyone wants to stop and take pictures. keep memories during the National Day celebrations.

Besides the decoration and construction items urgently serving the grand ceremony, the open space in front of President Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum has become a meeting place for many people and tourists to take photos and capture meaningful moments.

That jubilant yet solemn atmosphere creates a special picture of Ba Dinh Square during the great national holiday.

Ms. Phung Thi Nga, 90 years old, living in Hanoi, and her daughter excitedly recorded the sacred moment before National Day.

Ms. Huong, Ms. Nga's daughter, said: "Every big holiday like April 30, August 19 or September 2, I always take my mother to visit Uncle Ho's Mausoleum. Especially today, standing in front of the place where Uncle Ho read the Declaration of Independence, I believe my mother feels extremely happy and proud."

Not only is it the center of commemorative activities, Ba Dinh Square these days is also a place where "generation follows generation", spreading the spirit of national pride.

Amidst the bustling crowd, the images of two veterans Pham Tu Loi and Dinh Thi Doan, both over 80 years old, attracted attention.

In military uniform, the elders emotionally shared: “We are very proud to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam with the whole nation. The arduous years in the military have now become memories. Being alive today, meeting comrades again, standing in front of Uncle Ho's Mausoleum is an immense luck and happiness.”

Many people choose white and red ao dai with accessories that highlight patriotism such as the red flag with yellow star, conical hat, scarf, and Southern scarves. Some people also wear eye-catching national costumes.

Loan Nguyen, 24 years old, currently working in Hanoi shared: "Coming soon September 2 So our group invited each other to go to Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to take souvenir photos. Today we prepared from 8am, when we arrived we saw a lot of people "checking in", there were both old and young people, even people from far away also came to Ba Dinh Square to take souvenir photos".

The joyful atmosphere was not only present among the young. Many people from other provinces such as Ninh Binh, Hung Yen, Bac Ninh … also flocked to the Square.

The flow of people from all over the country converging on Ba Dinh created a colorful picture, both vibrant and solemn.

That moment not only recalls the great historical event of the nation but also affirms the love for the homeland, pride and sense of national ownership of every Vietnamese person today.

Source: https://baolangson.vn/hang-van-nguoi-check-in-chao-mung-quoc-khanh-2-9-5056361.html