The will to live shines

The event is not only an occasion to pay tribute to the heroic history of the nation but also to honor the strong will of the Vietnamese disabled community on the journey of integration, development and contribution to the country.

On the evening of April 27, the event gathered more than 1,000 disabled people from Hanoi, Bac Ninh, Bac Giang, Hai Duong, Cao Bang, Tuyen Quang, Hoa Binh, and Nghe An to attend.

Many people with mobility difficulties did not mind the long distance to arrive in Hanoi the night before.

Ms. Be Thi Bang, Miss Crescent Moon shared: “For me, April 30 is not only the day of national reunification, but also a symbol of victory over all obstacles. Every step, every achievement, no matter how small, is a way for us to continue writing the story of the indomitable Vietnamese spirit.”

In particular, the program had the participation of 135 families with children and people with cerebral palsy. Ms. Dinh Thi Lan Anh, Vietnam Association of Families of Children and People with Cerebral Palsy, emotionally shared: “The program is really meaningful for children with cerebral palsy and us as parents. This is the first time children with cerebral palsy have been able to wear red flags with yellow stars, integrating into society on the common happy day of the nation.

Mr. Pham Van Thanh - Chairman of the Central Association of Disabled Youth, Head of the program's organizing committee, said: "The spirit of unity is not only connecting the two regions of the country, but also connecting all Vietnamese hearts, regardless of physical shape or circumstances. We believe that each person with a disability can become a small flame that contributes to warming and illuminating the common journey of the nation. Human development cannot be separated from the roots of national culture."

The children eagerly chose to buy each flag and decorate their hats to participate in the program.

The event is not only an opportunity for the disabled community - the strong-willed hearts - to express their national pride, but also creates a space to meet, exchange, and spread traditional culture through vivid experiences.

People with disabilities participate in folk dance with actors and people at the program.

Program participants were excited to learn about folk culture.

Taking photos on the national flag street - Proud of Vietnam, celebrating 50 years of national reunification.

The live show “Quintessence of the North” is a special highlight of the program, bringing viewers a unique artistic journey, combining tradition and modern technology. Performed in a large field stage space, the show consists of 6 scenes: Poetry - Buddha - Nostalgia - Music and Painting - Joy - Festival. Each part recreates the typical cultural features of the Northern Delta region throughout 1000 years of history.

Not only reviewing the glorious history of the nation, the program also conveys the aspiration for a future where all Vietnamese citizens have the opportunity to shine and join hands to build a strong and civilized country.

In a space filled with traditional culture, interspersed with resilient eyes and bright smiles, we are not only proud of the past but also confidently move forward - with love, tolerance and enduring solidarity.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/nghi-luc-song-toa-sang-700600.html