Children in the highlands of Lao Cai enjoy the full moon festival

Despite being affected by storm No. 10, the Mid-Autumn Festival 2025 in Lao Cai still had many meaningful activities, focusing on children in mountainous areas, ethnic minority areas, and areas affected by storms and floods. The gifts and charitable deeds show the deep concern of the Party Committee, authorities at all levels and the whole society for children in the province, bringing joy and encouraging them to overcome difficulties, study well, and strive to improve in life.

For children in urban areas, Mid-Autumn Festival is an occasion for parents to take them out to play and watch lion dances. For children in the highlands, simple happiness is when they receive a star lantern or a package of cakes or candies.

Children in the highlands of Y Ty commune enjoy the Mid-Autumn Festival with simple paper lanterns. For them, this is probably the most loving and fulfilling Mid-Autumn Festival.

Children of Ngu Chi Son commune receive gifts and books on the occasion of Mid-Autumn Festival 2025.

Not only receiving gifts, enjoying art performances, and watching lion dances, ethnic minority children also experienced making traditional moon cakes of the local Giay people - an activity that contributes to spreading and preserving cultural identity.

Mid-Autumn Festival was filled with joy for students of Pa Cheo Primary Boarding School. They enjoyed feasts, received gifts and celebrated the meaningful full moon season with teachers and friends.

Flooded children in Viet Hong commune receive Mid-Autumn gifts.

Children treated at the hospital also received care and Mid-Autumn gifts.

Local authorities pay special attention to children in mountainous and ethnic minority areas on the occasion of Mid-Autumn Festival.

The joy of Ban Cam Kindergarten students when receiving Mid-Autumn lanterns.

Children in the highlands of Lao Cai are filled with joy at the full moon festival.

Mid-Autumn Festival is not only a children's festival, but also an occasion to spread the spirit of sharing and love in the community. In the highland villages of Lao Cai, the full moon this year is even more brilliant because of the joy of being cared for and loved. Each child's smile is a testament to the tireless efforts of the entire political system and social organizations in the journey of caring for the future generations of the country.

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