ATK Thai Nguyen bustlingly celebrates National Day

In the joyful atmosphere celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2, the entire villages and streets of Thai Nguyen province - the former ATK revolutionary base - are filled with flags and flowers, spreading the heroic spirit and national pride. This year, the holiday has a special meaning as the province has been operating a two-level local government for more than two months, affirming its determination to innovate, unite and develop.

Performance number 2-9 of Bach Quang ward women's association members celebrating National Day.

Since the end of August, communes and wards in the province have simultaneously launched many celebratory activities. The images of self-managed roads being cleaned by the people, and alleys being brightly decorated with red flags with yellow stars fluttering in the autumn sun have become vivid evidence of the spirit of unity and solidarity of the people.

Ms. Hoang Thi Tam, Head of the Women's Association of Trung Na hamlet, La Bang commune, said: The hamlet has 104 members. Joining in the atmosphere of National Day September 2, we cleaned up and decorated the village roads and alleys together to welcome Independence Day.

Ethnic people of Bang Van commune cleaned, offered incense and took souvenir photos at Coong Tat historical relic on the occasion of Independence Day.

In Dai Phuc commune, women's associations also joined forces. Ms. Do Viet Nga, Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee and President of the Commune Women's Association, said: We mobilized all 31 associations, each of which sent 5-7 members, to participate in the general cleaning at the 27-7 National Historical Site, cleaning up village roads, alleys and self-managed roads.

Not only stopping at environmental sanitation work, 100% of communes and wards organized folk dance performances, attracting a large number of women's union members and people to participate. On the lively music, each graceful and energetic dance not only expressed the spirit of solidarity but also affirmed the positive role of women in spreading civilized lifestyles and building cultural life at the grassroots level.

Ms. Pham Thi Bich Nguyet, Vice President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, President of the Women's Union of Bach Quang Ward, shared: In addition to organizing a volleyball performance and exchange between 43 branches, with nearly 5,000 members, we also organized a parade, formed the letter 2-9 and filmed a folk dance clip. Through the activities, the women were very excited. This is also an opportunity for the community to become more connected, creating a jubilant atmosphere on the occasion of National Day.

People of Diem Thuy commune happily celebrate Independence Day.

Along with the organization of cultural activities, the work of caring for people's lives has also been widely implemented by all levels, sectors and localities. The activity of giving Independence Day gifts to each person at the rate of 100,000 VND/person has brought joy, care and sharing on the important holiday.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Quy, Bang Van commune, said: The whole commune has completed the September 2 gift giving, each person has a small gift but contains great meaning, showing the care of the Party and State for all the people.

Bang Van Commune completed giving Independence Day gifts to 1,235 households on September 1.

An important highlight was the awarding of 2,022 Party badges to qualified Party members of 93 affiliated Party Committees. This was both a recognition of the contributions of generations of Party members and an opportunity for the younger generation to learn, follow their example and affirm their steadfast belief in the Party.

On this important day, the people of ATK Thai Nguyen, along with the whole country, turned to Ba Dinh Square on the small screen to watch the 80th National Day Celebration and the large-scale military parade. In every family and residential area, the solemn atmosphere and pride spread. For veterans, this is an opportunity to relive heroic memories; for the young, it is a vivid historical lesson, fostering national pride and civic responsibility.

A family gathered to watch the parade celebrating the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2nd on live television.

Nong Anh Thu, a 12th grade student at Bac Kan High School, shared: Watching the parade on television, I clearly felt the strength and solidarity of the nation. The image of the neat formations, marching in unison through Ba Dinh Square is not only beautiful, but also helps us to be more proud, raise our awareness of studying and training, and contribute to the future development of the country.

The atmosphere of this year's National Day celebration clearly reflects the spreading spirit of solidarity and determination of the people of Thai Nguyen. From practical activities such as beautifying village roads, organizing community activities, to activities of awarding Party badges and distributing Independence Day gifts from the Party and State, all have created a brilliant picture of a revolutionary homeland that is changing day by day.

That spirit is not only to commemorate and show gratitude to the generations of fathers and brothers who sacrificed, but also to motivate today and future generations to continue building Thai Nguyen, the revolutionary homeland, into a prosperous and civilized land, contributing to the overall development of the country.

Source: https://baothainguyen.vn/xa-hoi/202509/atk-thai-nguyen-ron-rang-chao-mung-quoc-khanh-72658f0/