On September 2, information from Nghe An Provincial Youth Union said that in the spirit of the sacred atmosphere of celebrating the 80th anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2025), many schools in Nghe An province simultaneously organized large-scale, creative and meaningful performances, creating a brilliant picture of red and yellow stars right in the schoolyard.
At Nghia Phuc Primary School (Tan An Commune), hundreds of students in red and yellow star shirts sat in short positions, forming impressive shapes. The students ranked it as 2.9 and 80 reminiscent of National Day on September 2 and the 80 year journey of building, protecting and developing the country.
At Le Loi Primary School (Thanh Vinh Ward), the arrangement of the screen is more elaborate with a map of Vietnam stretching throughout the schoolyard. Attached to the map is a giant heart surrounded by the two numbers "2.9" and "80", evoking the love of the homeland and the desire for independence and freedom.
The view from above shows that thousands of students are like uniting into a bloc of solidarity, expressing their determination to preserve and protect the integrity of the Fatherland.
At Quynh Lien Primary School (Quynh Lien Ward), hundreds of students lined up in the shape of brilliant yellow stars in the center of the schoolyard. Right below, the number 2.9 and the words VIT NAM are clearly stated, immediately stated, as an affirmation of national pride and solidarity.
These performances not only demonstrate the creativity of teachers and students but are also a form of emotional intuitive education. They lived in the atmosphere of a great national festival, understood the meaning of the historic September 2 and fostered a love for the Fatherland from their youth.
Vice Chairwoman of the Provincial Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee, Secretary of the Nghe An Provincial Youth Union Nguyen Thi Phuong Thuy shared: The co-performance of artistic staging to celebrate National Day helps children better understand history, foster patriotism, arouse the spirit of solidarity and national pride. This is also a special gift from Nghe An's childhood to the river festival, before the new school year.
