Warm Mid-Autumn Festival with children of Vung Tau and children of officers and soldiers of Naval Region 2

On the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival 2025, many meaningful activities were held in Vung Tau ward and units of Naval Region 2, bringing joy to thousands of local children and children of officers and soldiers working at the forefront. The loving gifts and the bustling "Full Moon Festival Night" program contributed to fostering patriotism and a spirit of turning towards the sea and islands in the young generation.

Báo Sài Gòn Giải phóng•06/10/2025

The "Full Moon Festival" program has brought children of Navy officers and soldiers a very meaningful playground.

On the evening of October 5, at Tam Giac Park in Front Beach (Vung Tau ward), the program "Full Moon Festival Night" was organized for more than 1,000 children in the area.

The children enjoyed many lion dance performances, art performances, Mid-Autumn Festival feasts and received 1,020 gifts (total value of more than 112 million VND), of which 402 were for children in especially difficult circumstances.

vung tau 2.jpg — Children in Vung Tau ward received Mid-Autumn gifts at the program "Full Moon Festival"

On the same day, the Naval Region 2 Command organized a Mid-Autumn Festival program with the theme "Dad at the rig - Children at home have friends" for the children of officers and soldiers of Brigade 171, Battalion DK1 and children sponsored by the unit.

The children were immersed in the bustling atmosphere with lion dance performances, folk games, interacting with Uncle Cuoi, Sister Hang and especially receiving Mid-Autumn Festival wishes from soldiers of DK1 Platform via online video conference, creating emotional and warm moments.

1..jpg — Soldiers who guard the sovereignty of the sea and islands day and night send their love to the home front through the program "Dad stays at the rig - Child stays at home with friends"

In addition, on this occasion, units in the entire Naval Region 2 organized many practical activities, giving more than 1,300 gifts with a total value of over 150 million VND to children of officers, soldiers and children in difficult circumstances. The gifts, though simple, contained the love, sharing and deep concern of the marine soldiers for the "little rear" - a great source of spiritual encouragement for officers and soldiers to work with peace of mind and hold their guns firmly on the front line of the Fatherland.