The art program "Sacred Vietnamese Sea and Islands" is organized by the Vietnam Journalists Association in coordination with relevant units, with the goal of spreading the message of responsibility to protect sovereignty and show gratitude to the forces at the forefront of the storm.
The program thanked the participation of Vietnam Gas Corporation - JSC (PV GAS); Vietnam Oil and Gas Power Corporation - JSC (PV POWER); Mobifone Telecommunications Corporation.
As soon as the stage lights lit up, the audience embarked on an emotional journey carefully prepared. The stage is designed like a miniature slice of Vietnam's sea and islands. The LED screen simulates waves, sandbanks, fishing vessels and lanterns - symbols of faith and resilience in the ocean. All blend together to create an open space, both realistic and rich in art.
The highlight of the program is the multi-layered approach: not only expressing the spirit of the sea and islands through familiar songs, the program also sincerely exploits the image of the fishermen's lives. Artists in traditional dancing costumes illustrate fishing lanterns and net removal, recreating the rustic but persistent working life. Those scenes are handled with sophisticated stage effects, helping viewers feel the breath of the sea.
At the same time, the image of the soldier is depicted with epic performances. The lyrics about love for the Fatherland, about the guard nights, about the task of guarding the sea and sky are expressed in a powerful voice, moving many audiences. The combination of singing - dancing - music and documentary images has increased authenticity and touched the deep emotions of the audience.
In terms of art, the program shows careful investment in staging. The light effect is designed with a purpose, sometimes gently simulating the dawn at sea, sometimes strongly evoking the rhythm of repeated waves. Multi-layered sound, from the sound of waves, ship whistles to the sound of sea winds, has created a natural sound nen, enhancing the audience's experience.
Not only stopping at emotions, the program also emphasizes the role of the press in propagating the sovereignty of seas and islands. A representative of the Vietnam Journalists Association said that this is an opportunity for press agencies, members and the community to look back on the communication journey about the sea and islands, thereby continuing to promote responsibility and spread legitimate information in the new context. When art and journalism accompany, the message about the sea and islands will become stronger, easier to reach people's hearts.
The audience left the stage with many emotions. Many people expressed their pride in the resilience of the forces at the forefront of the wave and appreciated the connection between the mainland and the sea and islands even more. That emotion was the greatest success of the art night.
"Sacred Sea and Islands of Vietnam" ended, but the sounds of the program still resonate. It is a reminder of love for the Fatherland, of the responsibility to protect the sea and islands - not only of soldiers, but of every Vietnamese citizen.
