Proud of the "love dyed with red flag" trend of Vietnamese youth on the occasion of the Great Festival

“These April days will go down in history just like 50 years ago, when the South was completely liberated and the country was completely unified. The only difference is that, in the past, the army and people of the whole country burst into victory, but now we, the young generation, carry within us national pride, overflowing emotions, and cherish the value of peace …”

That is the story of Thuy Phuong, a GenZ in Hanoi who is passionate about baking and has the pleasure of "hunting" for delicious, unique cakes "all over the internet." Thuy Phuong said that today's youth often like to express their patriotism in a brilliant and very "trendy" way with "sweet-tinged love."

That is why Thuy Phuong and her friends often whisper to each other about places that have meaningful "historical story-telling cakes" to nibble and enjoy with the elated emotions of young people living in the jubilant atmosphere of a very special April.

It can be said that never before has the theme of patriotism covered every aspect of life like this, from tourism trends, fashion to cuisine. Even shops and bakers, from professional to amateur, were caught up in the atmosphere of the Great Festival with a series of products bearing the red flag with yellow star, the map of Vietnam, the slogan "Independence - Freedom - Happiness" or the image of a tank crashing into the gate of the Independence Palace - the symbol of the Great Victory of Spring 1975.

When children are taught their first lesson in patriotism by adults. (Photo: Mother Squirrel's Kitchen, Contributor/Vietnam+)

What to eat during the five-day holiday to show patriotism, to join in the atmosphere of celebrating the 50th anniversary of the country's reunification?

Thuy Phuong suggests, treat yourself to a coffee session like usual but now decorated with Fresh Garden's lovely Sao Vang cake, spreading the joy of "independence - freedom - happiness." The cake has the sweet aroma of chocolate chiffon with orange peel and orange jam, covered with a smooth red ganache layer like the color of the national flag.

In particular, each cake will be given a "Vietnamese Patriot" card expressing the gratitude, respect for peace and pride in Vietnam of the production unit. The card is like a proud reminder of the origin, of the homeland that is always in everyone's heart. Carry the card with you so that every new day is as bright as the red flag with yellow star, like the atmosphere of the country on Liberation Day.

Each lovely Sao Vang cake from Fresh Garden comes with a “Patriotic Vietnamese” card. (Photo: Fresh Garden)

Choosing the slogan that represents the spirit of the youth “Patriotism is not a trend/Patriotism is in our genes,” Com Moc Viet introduced a special Mochi line “Mochi shaped like Vietnam,” to convey the spirit, the cake is not only for enjoyment, but also to remind: Independence today - blood and tears yesterday. In particular, this is a limited edition cake model produced only for the Great Festival season with limited quantity.

Each cake has a sweet and refreshing taste, eye-catching shape, evoking many emotions of national pride that touch everyone's heart - where the shape of the country is held in the hand.

“Let the country-shaped Mochi cakes represent your silent but profound patriotism. Together, we pay tribute to the values that never fade,” is the message of Com Moc Viet.

Mochi shaped like Vietnam. (Photo: Com Moc Viet Page)

Beard Papa's remembers the past and celebrates the great victories of the nation with the slogan "One country - Two flags - One pride." Accordingly, from April 24 to May 3, this brand will help everyone "wrap" patriotism in two cake designs: Red flag with yellow star - Symbol of the desire for independence (50 thousand VND); Liberation flag - Symbolizing the fighting spirit of the South with two Éclair cake designs (two flags) carrying the story of heroic historical years.

Beard Papa's celebrates the nation's great victories with the slogan "One country - Two flags - One pride." (Photo: Beard Papa's)

In addition, social networks also share many cakes that express patriotism. Below are some products with high interaction.

Dimsum Dai Long introduces a special Vietnamese flag-shaped dumpling dish only available on the occasion of the 4/30-5/1 National Day with the dumpling skin shaped like a red flag with a yellow star, made entirely from natural ingredients; the filling is fragrant, rich, and has a traditional flavor.

Dimsum Dai Long introduces Vietnamese flag-shaped dumplings. (Photo: Dimsum Dai Long)

Mother Soc's Kitchen has cakes with meaningful names such as "Patriotic Cake - Salted Egg Taro Mochi Cake;" Soldier's Dumplings - Police - Red Flag with Yellow Star; Mini Square Crep Cake - Large round Crep Cake in the shape of a red flag with a yellow star.

“There are not many occasions every year that make my heart burn with pride like this, Chadee sends you a small invitation: Love the country, in a gentle and sweet way,” that is the message from Chadee with the “Love the country” collection: Patriotic Combo, Vietnamese Combo, Patriotic Bun, Vietnamese Flag Candy.

The special collection, only available during the Great Festival season, offers cups of red milk tea, soft cakes shaped like the national flag, or sweet candies that evoke pride in young people when they think about the heroic history of the nation./.

Hanoi youth enjoy checking in at "patriotic cafes"

Many coffee shops in Hanoi have decorated their spaces with bright colors of the Party flag, the National flag and the Liberation flag to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification Day.

Cakes from Mother Squirrel's Kitchen. (Photo: Mother Squirrel's Kitchen)

Savor Cake brand was inspired by the image of the red flag with yellow star to create the Red Flag with Yellow Star cake set - a harmonious combination of modern baking art and passionate patriotism. (Photo: Savor Cake)

(Vietnam+)

Source: https://www.vietnamplus.vn/tu-hao-trao-luu-tinh-yeu-nhuom-mau-co-do-cua-gioi-tre-viet-nhan-dip-dai-le-post1035729.vnp