National flags wrap Hanoi in celebration of Reunification Day
As the nation celebrates the 50th anniversary of Reunification Day, the streets of Hanoi are aglow with national flags, a powerful symbol of patriotism and unity.
THE HANOI TIMES — From grand avenues to humble lanes, from towering buildings to neighborhood schools, the bright red flag waves proudly in the summer breeze, coloring the city with the spirit of national pride.
Each flag represents the collective memory of a resilient nation, commemorating the heroic journey to independence, freedom, and reunification.
Major thoroughfares such as Dien Bien Phu, Trang Thi, Kim Ma, Lang Ha, and Dai Co Viet are lined with rows of flags and vibrant banners. Photos: Huy Pham/The Hanoi Times
Slogans and large-format posters celebrating the historic event encourage patriotism and instill pride in the hearts of every Vietnamese citizen.
Around the iconic Hoan Kiem Lake, elaborate installations, models, and celebratory symbols have been erected, transforming the area into a dignified space of remembrance and pride.
Outside the Hanoi People's Committee headquarters, large welcoming banners and iconic images hang.
The propaganda captivates passers-by and tourists, many of whom stop to take pictures.
The youth are immersed in a festive and meaningful atmosphere.
The vibrant display extends to every corner of the city, from bustling downtowns to quiet residential neighborhoods.
The red of the national and Party flags flutters proudly, igniting a sense of unity among the people.
Nhan Dan newspaper posters
This jubilant atmosphere is not only a tribute to the past, but also an affirmation of the enduring patriotism, resilience, and pride of the Vietnamese people.
Hanoi these days stands as a living monument to the spirit of April 30, etched into the nation’s soul and celebrated with unwavering pride.
