Independence Star marks 10 years: The flame of tradition lights up the aspiration for a prosperous Vietnam

On the evening of August 24 at Ho Guom Theater, the art and political program “Sao Doc Lap 2025” with the theme “For a prosperous Vietnam” took place in a solemn and sacred atmosphere, towards the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2.

The program is organized by the Editorial Board of the Communist Magazine, the Ministry of Public Security , in coordination with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and Hanoi City. The event has become a familiar meeting place every historical Autumn, contributing to arousing national pride and solidarity in the whole society. This year, "Sao Doc Lap" marks its 10th anniversary, an artistic and political program with a strong cultural and political imprint, while strongly spreading patriotism through television and digital platforms.

The program consists of 3 parts, from the heroic images of the revolutionary autumn of 1945, to the journey of persistent innovation and the aspiration to rise up in the integration era, each performance opens up a perspective on the history and future of the nation.

The special feature of “Independence Star 2025” is the combination of traditional values and contemporary art, helping the younger generation to easily access, be more proud of history and clearly see the responsibility to contribute to a prosperous Vietnam. In that artistic space, the audience not only relives the heroic moments of their ancestors, but is also strongly inspired to join hands to build the country.

The art program “Independence Star 2025” is a bridge connecting the past - present - future. From the light of the independence star shining in 1945, today the aspiration for a strong and prosperous Vietnam continues to be lit, becoming a source of motivation for the entire nation to step firmly into the new era.

(Vietnam+)

Source: https://www.vietnamplus.vn/sao-doc-lap-danh-dau-chang-duong-10-nam-ngon-lua-truyen-thong-thap-sang-khat-vong-viet-nam-thinh-vuong-post1057672.vnp