Young people spread the image of their homeland

Real life "Chang Nga"

On the model car simulating the image of a dragon boat, Ms. Hang Nga Vu Thuy Linh, Yen Son commune, stood out with her pure white dress, long black hair and a gentle smile always on her lips. She gently waved to everyone, in response to countless admiring eyes and endlessly raised phones. To have that shining moment, Linh and many other young people prepared everything themselves, from costumes to makeup, with costs ranging from 500,000 to 1 million VND.

Sharing with us, Thuy Linh could not hide her happiness: "Every time I wear this costume and stand on the model car, I feel extremely proud. Seeing the joy of the children, the admiration of tourists, all fatigue disappears. I just want to contribute a small part to make the image of my homeland more beautiful in the eyes of friends from all over the world."

Not only Hang, other fairy tale characters are also vividly recreated. In the image of the lovely and mischievous Ngoc Tho, Hoang Thi Vui, Hung Duc commune, created an interesting highlight. Vui confided: "At first, I was a bit shy, but when I received enthusiastic cheers from everyone, I felt much more confident. Many tourists even asked to take photos with me, I was very happy. Those moments made me feel the friendliness and warmth of the festival in my hometown."

Minh Xuan ward youth union members clean up the environment after each evening's model parade.

Ms. Hang Nga like Do Thi Minh Nguyet, Binh Thuan ward with her youthful, mischievous beauty makes an impression on tourists. Minh Nguyet shared: "To become Ms. Hang, I had to spend 3 hours on makeup and then find suitable costumes to rent. Every night we change into a new outfit and image to keep things fresh."

The Hang Nga and the Jade Rabbit became an indispensable part of the festival. Their friendliness, openness in interacting and willingness to take photos with visitors left a deep impression of a hospitable Tuyen Quang with warm people, contributing to making fairy tales closer and more real than ever.

Besides, there are young people who are content creators who have promoted the image of Mid-Autumn Festival on social networks in their own way. Ms. Nguyen Thi Luyen, An Tuong ward, owner of TikTok and Facebook accounts "Anna Luyen". Just during this year's festival season, she has released dozens of videos introducing attractive Mid-Autumn lantern models. The carefully invested footage captures close-ups of the sparkling beauty of the Lung Cu Flagpole model, the Song Long model, or the model of a duck, a school of colorful fish... The videos quickly attracted tens of thousands of views and hundreds of comments.

What's special is that Anna Luyen doesn't just post videos. She diligently answers every question from viewers, from asking about the parade schedule, suggesting places to eat and rest, to consulting on experience services. Ms. Luyen shared: "I see each commenter as a friend who wants to learn about Tuyen Quang. I want through my channel, people not only to see the beautiful festival but also to feel the enthusiasm of the people here."

Besides Anna Luyen, other Tiktokers such as Nguyen Manh Cuong, An Tuong ward; Dang Ha Trang, owner of the TikTok channel "Thuong luong mini" made an impression with their humorous and unique introduction, attracting a large number of young audiences. With their acumen and creativity, these young people have turned smartphones into an effective cultural promotion tool, contributing to spreading the image of Tuyen Quang Mid-Autumn Festival more widely.

Tiktoker Anna Luyen works to spread images of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Contribute youth to create beautiful images

Every evening, when the parade activities end and the crowd thins out, returning the quiet space to the streets around 10pm, a special volunteer team begins its work. They are the members and youth of the Minh Xuan Ward Youth Union.

With a sense of responsibility, volunteers quickly deployed the task of collecting garbage and cleaning the streets after a night of the festival. The image of young people in green volunteer shirts diligently cleaning, picking up trash, and sorting trash left a deep impression. Comrade Vu Thuy Linh, Secretary of the Minh Xuan Ward Youth Union, said: "Through this activity, we hope to contribute to building the image of Tuyen Quang as a civilized and friendly place in the eyes of tourists from all over the world."

Student Nguyen Vu Quynh Luong, a member of the Youth Union of Y La High School, expressed: "I feel very happy to contribute a small part of my efforts to preserve the environment, helping to make my hometown's festival more clean, beautiful and meaningful."

The practical actions of the youth union members have created a positive ripple effect in the community. Mr. Tran Long Dan, a business owner in Minh Xuan ward, shared: "Witnessing the enthusiasm of the young people, we are also more aware of proactively cleaning up our business area, joining hands to protect the common landscape."

During the festival, at intersections and traffic junctions, the Youth Union and Youth Police of the province were always on duty to carry out their duties. Amidst the high density of people and vehicles, the presence of young soldiers in traffic control and regulation has made an important contribution to ensuring that the festival activities take place safely and smoothly.

Despite having to work continuously for many hours, the soldiers still maintained their spirit and professional working attitude. Senior Lieutenant Le Hoang, a member of the Traffic Police Department, said: "Ensuring traffic order and safety is one of the key tasks for the Thanh Tuyen Festival to take place successfully. Personally, I and my teammates are always ready to devote our youth to successfully completing the assigned tasks."

When tourists leave Tuyen Quang after the festival season, what remains in them is probably not only the memory of giant lantern models, but also a deep impression of the people here. It is the image of a land rich in cultural identity and above all, the friendliness, civilization and enthusiasm of the young generation. Through concrete actions, from smiling to greeting guests to keeping the streets clean and beautiful, young people have become "ambassadors" spreading the beauty and hospitality of their homeland.

Giang Lam

Source: https://baotuyenquang.com.vn/van-hoa/202510/nguoi-tre-lan-toa-hinh-anh-que-huong-bcd49cc/