Independence Day and pride from the national flag

These days, the streets are filled with the red color of the national flag. Each flag fluttering in the wind not only beautifies the September sky, but also arouses in the hearts of every citizen an indescribable pride. On every street, in every neighborhood, people stop to take pictures of each other, marking a sacred moment – ​​the nation’s Independence Day.

Joy and excitement are present in the eyes of children as they dance beside the bright red flag, and in the bright smiles of the elderly who have gone through years of hardship to see today's country in complete peace .

In that atmosphere, each heart is reminded: September 2 is not just a holiday, but a memory, a belief, an aspiration to be continued by today's and future generations.

Ede girls in traditional costumes check-in at Buon Ma Thuot Victory Monument area.

"Little soldier" keeps the moment with the red flag with yellow star on Le Duan street, Buon Ma Thuot ward.

Teachers and students at the Dak Lak Province Center for Social Protection and Children happily celebrate Independence Day.

Mother and daughter hold hands, walking under the red color of the national flag, as if carrying the pride passed down from generation to generation.

Dak Lak Museum is a place that attracts many people and tourists to visit and preserve memories.

Many coffee shops also put on a "new coat" with the red flag with yellow star flying, creating a check-in corner with a festive color to welcome the 80th anniversary of National Day September 2, attracting many young people.

A trend called "Patriotic Baby" with military-style outfits is spreading across social networks ahead of Independence Day, September 2.

Source: https://baodaklak.vn/xa-hoi/202509/tet-doc-lap-vaniem-tu-hao-tu-la-co-to-quoc-772022f/