Ho Chi Minh City is filled with red flags with yellow stars, young people happily check-in to celebrate National Day

Many streets, residential areas, and restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City are brightly decorated with red flags with yellow stars, banners, and slogans celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2.

These days, Ho Chi Minh City is resplendent with flags, banners, and slogans on all streets, residential areas, offices, schools, and public places, preparing to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day, September 2.

A coffee shop on Tran Nhat Duat Street impresses with its bright red color scheme, hundreds of flags are decorated in every corner inside and outside the shop. Young people wear hats printed with the red flag with yellow star, blending into the joyful atmosphere of the historic August days.

The group of young people Nhat, Quang, and Phung often choose places brightly decorated with red flags and yellow stars to visit, stroll around, and together feel the atmosphere of the nation's important holidays.

A small alley on Le Quang Dinh Street (Hanh Thong Ward) is hung with flags by the people, creating a peaceful and strangely beautiful scene.

On the street in Binh Thanh ward, the image of rows of bright red flags fluttering in the early morning sun makes the scene even more bustling.

The city was filled with the red color of hundreds of national and party flags. The streets in Cau Kieu and Gia Dinh wards were dressed in “new clothes”.

The apartment building on Pham Viet Chanh Street is decorated with red flags with yellow stars, creating a brilliant and sacred scene.

This is also an opportunity for each citizen to review history, be more grateful and proud, and foster patriotism.

The group of friends Tuong Van, Thuy Trang and Hong Yen – students of Van Hien University (last photo) – could not hide their joy and pride: "We are happy to be Vietnamese".

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