Thai Nguyen joins in the celebratory spirit of the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd.

On the morning of September 2nd, at Ba Dinh Square (Hanoi), the ceremony commemorating the 80th anniversary of the successful August Revolution and National Day took place. This momentous event was highlighted by a large-scale military parade and march. Sharing in the national pride, many people from Thai Nguyen, although not physically present in the capital, followed every historical moment on their screens. In every residential area and in every family, the heroic spirit and sacred emotions of this national celebration spread powerfully.

Mr. Hua Thanh Giang and his family watched the parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd via live television.

At 75 years old, veteran Hua Thanh Giang, former Commander of the Military Command of Bac Kan province (formerly), woke up early to watch the parade and march commemorating the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd with his family. On the screen, the image of the well-ordered troops marching through Ba Dinh Square evoked in him and his comrades many heroic memories of a time of war.

Mr. Giang said emotionally: "Looking at the troops marching in the parade today, I feel like I'm seeing a part of my youth again. A feeling of pride and emotion wells up inside me. Our generation has dedicated ourselves, and now we only hope that the younger generation will follow in our footsteps, upholding independence and building a stronger and more prosperous country."

For veterans who lived through the years of war, the parade is not only a momentous event but also a journey back in time, reminding them of their comrades who fell for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland.

That sacred atmosphere also permeated the family of veteran Bui Kien Thiet, in Gia Sang ward. From early morning, in their small house, family members and his comrades gathered to watch the commemoration ceremony live.

Mr. Thiet emotionally shared: "Today's joy is not only the happiness of a holiday but also a profound expression of gratitude to the generations of our forefathers who sacrificed for the independence and freedom of our country. Every time we witness the troops marching in parades and marches, my comrades and I become even more confident and proud in the strength of the Army and our nation."

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The parade and march commemorating the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd serves as a reminder to present and future generations of the immense sacrifices made by their ancestors, thereby fostering patriotism and a sense of responsibility in building the homeland.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Hong Hanh from Gia Sang ward shared: "Watching the parade, I felt truly proud. This is also an opportunity to remind myself and my children about our civic responsibilities, helping them understand more about historical traditions, and thus encouraging them to study harder and strive for greater achievements."

The joyful and proud atmosphere of the ceremony also spread to the family of Mr. Duong Ngoc Khang in Bac Kan ward. From early morning, his children and grandchildren gathered to watch the parade and march. For Mr. Khang, this was not only a joy on a momentous day for the nation but also a vivid history lesson for future generations in his family.

Mr. Duong Ngoc Khang's family watched the parade and march commemorating the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd.

Mr. Khang expressed: "My whole family is looking forward to watching the ceremony live on television. This is not only a reunion, but also a way to directly educate our children and grandchildren about our traditions. Through this, generations will understand that the independence, freedom, and happiness we have today were not easily obtained, so that they will further appreciate and be responsible to the Fatherland."

Sharing in the nationwide atmosphere, Duong Thanh Loan, a 10th-grade student at Bac Kan Specialized High School, couldn't hide her pride: "This is the first time I've watched such a grand military parade in person, and I'm very moved. I need to study and train harder so that I can contribute to building my homeland and country in the future."

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The parade commemorating the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd is an opportunity to recall the glorious traditions and remind every Vietnamese citizen of the value of independence, freedom, and happiness. For the people of Thai Nguyen , watching the ceremony on television is also a way to share national pride with the rest of the country and strengthen their belief in a bright future.

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