Early in the morning, as the sun just begins to rise, Quy Nhon beach is filled with joy from the laughter of families swimming and sunbathing, or groups practicing Tai Chi and playing volleyball on the sand...
For Mrs. Nguyen Thi Minh Tam (born in 1954, Quy Nhon ward), the sea is not just a place to admire the scenery, but also a daily companion. "I swim in the sea almost every day. Only when my health doesn't allow it do I sit and enjoy the breeze on the soft, clean sand. Every time I go into the sea, the cool water makes me feel more refreshed," Mrs. Tam said with a gentle smile.
From the tranquil morning air, the beach transforms on special occasions such as the Artistic Kite Festival, when the sky is adorned with dozens of vibrant kites…
Traditional kites, aerodynamic kites, and 3D kites soar both day and night; some large kites require 5-7 people working together to pull the strings, anchor, and adjust them to follow the wind. Against the blue sky or amidst the twinkling lights at night, these kites make a corner of the sea colorful, attracting the attention of locals and tourists.
As one of the tourists who had the opportunity to visit Quy Nhon beach during the Art Kite Festival, Ms. Nguyen Le Quynh Chi (born in 1985, from Ho Chi Minh City) shared: “Seeing dozens of colorful kites soaring in the sky, reflected on the clear water… the feeling was both exciting and peaceful, truly unforgettable.”
In that same space, every weekend afternoon, the stretch of beach in front of the Convergence and Development Park resounds with the cheerful laughter of children. For more than two years, Mr. Pham Dong Chi Thinh (born in 1987, Quy Nhon ward) and his friends have maintained a completely free "Weekend Children's Playground - Quy Nhon Beach"; he prepares the speakers, microphones, toys, and personally acts as the game leader.
Amidst the lively music, groups of children called out to each other, cheers and shouts of encouragement echoing across the beach... Adults watched and clapped in encouragement, their faces beaming when their children won or simply dared to participate in the game.
"The goal is to provide children with a healthy place to play, instead of spending hours with electronic devices. Furthermore, we hope that through this playground, children can develop new skills, make new friends, and become more connected to their hometown's sea," Mr. Thinh shared.
The sea not only entices people to stay, but also calls those who have left their hometowns to return. Do Minh Nguyet (born in 2001, Quy Nhon Tay ward), currently working in Da Nang City, always goes to the beach whenever she returns home.
Nguyệt confided: "After traveling to many places, I realize that the sea where I was born is still the most beautiful. Not only because the sea is blue and clean, but also because it holds childhood memories, beach days with friends and family... that I will never forget."
From simple habits like swimming in the sea every afternoon, participating in sports activities, watching kites fly, to the joyful laughter of children in the playground on weekends… all of these have created a coastal lifestyle that is both peaceful and vibrant. Quy Nhon beach is a place where the community meets, shares, and nurtures their love for their homeland over the years.
Source: https://baogialai.com.vn/than-thuong-bien-quy-nhon-post563566.html
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