"Autumn returns to the city" on the longest lantern street in Vietnam

"The old autumn returns to the city" is a place where we meet the whole sky of memories of our parents and grandparents. And realize the story that every year we only hear from adults. A generation of modern children will understand more about the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival, then cherish and preserve it.

Modern life is full of busyness and worries. Adults are busy working, children go to school day and night, the elderly sometimes feel forgotten right at the door of their house. And friends, even though they live under the same sky every day, in the same city, it is not certain that they will see each other a few times a year…

Understanding the nostalgia for the old moon, the event series "Old Autumn Returns to the City" takes place throughout the 2023 moon season. This is the first and only time so far in Vietnam that the record for the longest lantern street, with 100% Made in Vietnam products available at Ngon restaurant.

Here, Mid-Autumn Festival is not only a children's festival, but also a place where many people can touch their memories. The toys are nearly a hundred years old. The traditional Mid-Autumn Festival markets and the dough figurines are recreated through the talented hands of artisans.

Photobooths, with designs specifically for the whole family to travel back in time; old Hanoi family photo frames – will be placed solemnly in a Hanoi family today; lantern procession night under the magical, shimmering lantern street; cute gifts from Uncle Cuoi, Sister Hang… and Meritorious Artist Xuan Bac will participate in the Mid-Autumn Festival with the children.

The moon cake tray includes piggy-shaped moon cakes, pickled persimmons, green rice flakes, sausage cakes, traditional cakes with many flavors,...

Meritorious Artist Xuan Bac just recalled the Mid-Autumn Festival story of his childhood and the children at "Autumn in the past on the street" at Ngon restaurant (70 Nguyen Du).

Mid-Autumn Festival fish-shaped lantern.

The childhood boat of the 7X, 8X generation that children can now see again at "Autumn in the past on the street".

Paper mask.

Children play Mid-Autumn Festival.

The longest lantern street in Vietnam is decorated until the end of the Children's Moon season at 70 Nguyen Du.

Attractive fruit tray in the middle of the moon season.

Source: https://www.baogiaothong.vn/bua-tiec-dac-biet-o-con-duong-den-long-dai-nhat-viet-nam-192230920002423644.htm