On the evening of October 1, the Hai Chau Ward Trade Union (Hai Chau District, Da Nang City) organized the "Full Moon Festival Night" program in 2025 for children of union members, workers, civil servants, and laborers in the area. The event brought a bustling, warm and meaningful Mid-Autumn Festival space to nearly 200 children.
From early evening, the festival atmosphere became bustling with performances of art, surgery, lion dance, children's activities and the fun of Uncle Cuoi and Ms. Hang. Children participate in exchanging, singing, dancing with mascots, carrying star lanterns and breaking moon-watching, creating unforgettable moments of their childhood.
The highlight of the program is the giving of Mid-Autumn Festival gifts to children of union members and workers in difficult circumstances. The organizing committee has prepared 181 gifts, worth more than 54 million VND, to encourage, motivate and bring a more complete Mid-Autumn Festival to the children.
On behalf of the Ward Union, Ms. Nguyen Thi Thanh Huong - Head of the Women's Union - emphasized: "The Mid-Autumn Festival Night not only brings joy and laughter to children but also shows the concern and care for the spiritual life of workers at all levels of the Union. We hope that they will continue to strive to study, practice, and become good students, good children of Uncle Ho.
In addition, leaders of the City Labor Federation, Party Committee, People's Committee, and People's Council of Hai Chau Ward attended and directly presented gifts to the children. The presence of many parents and union members made the atmosphere of the festival even warmer and more cohesive.
The program ended with a fireworks display and a vibrant lion dance in the village communal house yard, giving children the full flavor of the Mid-Autumn Festival. The bright eyes and crispy laughter of the students are proof of the success of this humane activity.
Full Moon Festival Night in 2025 in Hai Chau Ward is not only a useful playground but also a meaningful spiritual gift, contributing to motivating children of union members and workers to overcome difficulties and improve their learning and life.
