The theme " Peace is Beautiful" will paint offices, classrooms, headquarters, agencies, neighborhoods, village roads, and alleys red through the decoration of spaces with Party flags and national flags. In particular, the Youth Union will also encourage everyone to promote the beautiful images of these red-painted spaces on social media.
The school is covered in the red flag of the Fatherland.
In the proud and majestic atmosphere of those historic April days, the Youth Union and Student Association painted schools red; Party flags and national flags flew everywhere, stirring up patriotism and national pride in every young person.
Nearly 5,000 members and students from Ho Chi Minh City filled the space of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Cultural Center with red shirts bearing the yellow star emblem during the flag-raising ceremony "I Love My Homeland" and the "Homeland Full of Joy" symphony program.
PHOTO: Ho Chi Minh City Student Union
PHOTO: Ho Chi Minh City Student Union
Students in Ho Chi Minh City express their pride and love for their sacred homeland during the historic month of April.
PHOTO: Ho Chi Minh City Student Union
Recently, nearly 5,000 members and students from Ho Chi Minh City filled the space of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Cultural Center with red shirts bearing the yellow star emblem during the flag-raising ceremony "I Love My Homeland" and the " Homeland's Complete Joy" choral performance. The image of nearly 5,000 students in the vibrant red of the flag, accompanied by the resounding melodies of " Homeland's Complete Joy," and the joyful songs "As if Uncle Ho were present on this day of great victory," with their steps and voices harmonizing as one, powerful, confident, and full of enthusiasm, depicted and spread a profound sense of pride and love for their homeland in each young person.
These days, students at the Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages and Information Technology are also eagerly checking in with the vibrant red of the national flag right at the school; then spreading images and pride about the historic month of April, about the joy and happiness of living in peace across all social media platforms.
This space, adorned with the red flags of the Party and the nation, was created by the university's Youth Union. Nguyen Dang Quang, a staff member of the Youth Union at the Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages and Information Technology, stated that the Youth Union conceived this activity with the desire to create a symbolic space, expressing gratitude for national history and connecting the younger generation with traditional values. In this space, students captured meaningful moments with the red flag with a yellow star, filled with pride and gratitude for the nation's glorious past, leading up to the 50th anniversary of national reunification.
A vibrant red space at the Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages and Information Technology.
PHOTO: D.Q
Every day, hundreds of students visit this space, taking photos and sharing them on social media, creating a strong ripple effect about the historic April 30th throughout the school.
Students from the Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages and Information Technology proudly check in with the Vietnamese flag right in the school's campus.
PHOTO: D.Q
For Quang, seeing the vibrant red of the Party flag and the national flag right at the school filled him with immense pride and emotion. Quang expressed: "That red color is not just the color of the flag, but it's also linked to the history of the Vietnamese people's struggle to gain and maintain national independence and their efforts in innovation and development, standing shoulder to shoulder with the world's leading nations. Contributing to this space makes me feel closer to the nation's history. It's a feeling of profound gratitude and also a motivation for us young people to live more responsibly, study harder, and contribute more to the country."
The colors of peace are so beautiful, and I am determined to preserve them!
At Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry, national flags and Party flags were hung along the walkways of the campus, creating a vibrant and solemn atmosphere. This activity attracted the attention of many students, who took advantage of the opportunity to take photos, check in, and capture proud moments in the decorated areas to preserve memories and share them on social media.
An ideal location for students of Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry to capture proud moments.
PHOTO: HD
The "Pride Space" activity, which included displaying the Party flag and the national flag, and setting up bulletin boards with the message "Proud of our Homeland," was jointly organized by the Information and Communication Center and the Youth Union of the school to celebrate the 50th anniversary of national reunification.
Nguyen Hoang Duy, Deputy Secretary and Head of the Inspection Committee of the Youth Union of Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry, said that this idea stemmed from the desire to create a school environment rich in national identity, helping students feel the sacred atmosphere of important holidays, while simultaneously arousing pride and a sense of responsibility to readily undertake the "mission of youth" in protecting, preserving, and building the country.
At Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry, national flags and Party flags are hung along the walkways of the campus.
PHOTO: HD
Students from Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry proudly check in with the Vietnamese flag right in the school's campus.
PHOTO: HD
Moved and proud, Dang Duy Thanh, a student at Ho Chi Minh City University of Industry, expressed: "Upon entering the campus, the space filled with Party flags and national flags made me feel more clearly the significance of this grand occasion and appreciate my learning environment even more. This space not only creates beautiful photos but is also a meaningful place, evoking national pride and love for the homeland in each person."
For Nguyen Hoang Duy, he has always been proud of the words that an international journalist once used to describe the Vietnamese people: "Perhaps there are few nations in the world that cherish their national flag more than the Vietnamese people."
"The image of the Party flag and the national flag fluttering brightly in the school grounds is not only a symbol of the country but also a testament to the sacrifices and struggles for independence of our ancestors. Especially on this grand occasion, it brings a sense of pride and a deep appreciation for the immense value of peace and freedom that we have," Hoang Duy shared.
PHOTO: D.N
Students from the University of Science , Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, proudly check in amidst the vibrant red and yellow flag decorations at the campus.
PHOTO: D.N
Joining in the atmosphere of pride leading up to the 50th anniversary of national reunification, the Youth Union of the University of Science, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, also covered the school's spaces in the red color of the national flag.
Flags bearing the meaning "Colors of Peace" fluttering throughout the school grounds attracted the attention of students, staff, and faculty, who checked in and shared images filled with pride on this very special occasion.
Trinh Dong Nghi, Deputy Secretary and Head of the Inspection Committee of the Youth Union of the University of Science, Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City, shared: "Seeing the national flags fluttering in the 'Colors of Peace' activity, my heart was filled with indescribable emotion. Each flag was like a vivid symbol of glorious history. The rows of flags stretched out, connecting the glorious past with the present full of aspirations. I thought to myself, the colors of peace are truly beautiful, and we will be determined to preserve them."
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