On the evening of August 22, the special TV bridge program "Golden Opportunity" on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2 took place simultaneously at three historical points: Hanoi Flag Tower, Ngo Mon Square (Hue) and Ho Chi Minh City.
One of the highlights of the event was the emotional performance "My House Has a Flag" performed by singer Ha Anh Tuan.
"My House Has a Flag" is a new song in DTAP's album "Made In Vietnam". The song is a tribute to the Fatherland, arousing national pride through the melody combining tradition and modernity.
Ha Anh Tuan breathed life into the song, making each line of the song resonate both passionately and proudly.
The performance was choreographed by People's Artist Nguyen Hong Phong, Ha Tu Thien, Hung Nam, Kim Tho, Thuy Dat, with the participation of the Phong Nguyen Youth Union, students of Hue University, Hue College...
On the background of multi-dimensional lighting and modern stage effects, the red flag with yellow star is recreated through dance movements and collective shapes, blending with Ha Anh Tuan's emotional voice, creating a solemn but close artistic space.
In particular, thousands of audiences at all three locations - including many veterans, youth, students, and children - waved red flags with yellow stars throughout the performance, creating a red flag, symbolizing the continuity and eternity of patriotism.
Young audience Vu Quynh Trang shared: I am very proud to be participating in the program. emotions of excitement and pride. I am touched by the images of the veterans. They have gone through a proud year. Today, they continue to raise the national flag in emotion... When I see the brilliant red color filled in the vast and sacred space, I really feel many indescribable emotions, the strongest of which is national pride".
Vu Quynh Trang said that in the coming time, Trang also hopes to share more stories about the young generation of Vietnam living and contributing to the era of national growth.
Golden opportunity is a political and artistic program directed by the Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Committee, organized by Vietnam Television. Inspired by the poem "Learning to play chess" by President Ho Chi Minh, the program consists of three parts: "Must-see for the width, be focused on the details", "Determination to never stop attacking", and "Destiny to succeed", recreating the historical journey from the autumn of 1945 to the strong aspiration of Vietnam today.
