The vibrant red flag with a yellow star flutters before the village gate in Hanoi.

(CLO) As the National Day on September 2nd approaches, village gates in Hanoi 's wards are "dyed red" by national flags. This image contributes to beautifying the capital's landscape, while also showcasing the cultural beauty and national pride of every Vietnamese citizen.

Traditionally, displaying the national flag on major holidays has been a way for every Vietnamese citizen to express their patriotism and pride. It symbolizes the spirit of unity, cooperation, and shared commitment to building a more prosperous nation.

To celebrate the 79th anniversary of National Day (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2024), not only are the streets of Hanoi decorated with flags, banners, and posters, but some villages within the city are also "dyed red" with the national flag. This is a beautiful cultural tradition and a source of pride for every Vietnamese citizen.

Images show village gates in Hanoi being "dyed red" by Party flags and national flags. The photo shows the national flag hanging at a village gate on Thuy Khue street, creating a unique and distinctive scene.

Further inside the village gate, all the households had already hung the national flag to celebrate National Day on September 2nd.