Many streets and alleys of the capital are brightened with the national flag and Party flag during the historic April days. (Photo: VNA)
A small alley of Yen Phụ street shines with national flags waving in the wind. (Photo: VNA)
The national flag appears at many storefronts in Hanoi, representing the national pride of the Vietnamese people. (Photo: VNA)
A hotel on Tong Dan street hangs the national flag to celebrate the April 30 holiday. (Photo: VNA)
A narrow alley on Nghia Tan street is filled with red flags for the April 30 holiday. (Photo: VNA)
A child plays in an area where the national flag is proudly displayed. (Photo: VNA)
Spreading the love for the country through the image of the national flag is becoming a popular trend among young people. (Photo: VNA)
Spreading the love for the country through the image of the national flag is becoming a popular trend among young people. (Photo: VNA)
Au Trieu street with fluttering national flags attracts many young people who come to take photos, joining in the festive atmosphere of the April 30 celebration. (Photo: VNA)
Foreign visitors enjoy taking photos with the Vietnamese flag. (Photo: VNA)
Foreign visitors enjoy taking photos with the Vietnamese flag. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi vibrant with national flags marking big festivals
These days, many streets and alleys of Hanoi are adorned with vibrant national flags, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975 - 2025). The image of the national flag holds profound and sacred meaning for every Vietnamese person, symbolizing their patriotism and national pride.
