Hanoi’s Streets Burst into a Riot of Color for the 95th Anniversary of the CPV.
The streets of Hanoi erupted in a kaleidoscope of color as the city celebrated the 95th anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam. This vibrant display illuminated the capital, marking a historic milestone and paying homage to the party's founding on February 3, 1930.
February 3rd, a day of immense significance, witnessed the streets of Hanoi transformed into a sea of red. Flags, banners, and giant panels adorned the city, celebrating 95 years of the Communist Party of Vietnam‘s remarkable journey and achievements. This display of patriotism and unity filled the air with vibrant energy.
The Communist Party’s leadership has been the guiding force behind Vietnam’s path to independence, unification, innovation, and international integration. Their influence has set the nation on a course of prosperity and development, marking their place in history.
The emergence of the Communist Party of Vietnam was a pivotal moment, filling the ideological and strategic void left by the absence of a national salvation force under colonial rule. It paved the way for Vietnam to chart its course toward independence and sovereignty.
The city of Hanoi buzzed with joy as the celebratory atmosphere extended from its heart to the suburbs, uniting people in their pride and unwavering faith in the Party’s leadership.
The headquarters of the Hanoi People’s Committee proudly displayed large posters commemorating the founding of the Communist Party, honoring their legacy.
Bright red flags and banners dotted the lush green streets, creating a colorful and festive atmosphere.
Major streets, including Hoang Dieu, Hung Vuong, Dinh Tien Hoang, Trang Tien, and Pham Van Dong, were adorned with commemorative posters, spreading the celebration across the city.
Ba Dinh Square, a historic site where President Ho Chi Minh declared Vietnam’s independence in 1945, was adorned with additional red flags and banners, enhancing the significance of the occasion.
Large billboards with welcoming slogans and iconic propaganda images were strategically placed at key locations, including Ba Dinh Square, Hoan Kiem Lake, the Friendship Cultural Palace, and the Parliament Building.
A youth-led initiative, “I Love My Fatherland,” transformed Au Trieu Street in Hang Trong District into a sea of party and national flags, showcasing their love for the country.
National flags draped over streets and alleys stirred a deep sense of patriotism and pride in every Vietnamese citizen, young and old.
A Hanoi resident shared, “Each time we commemorate the Party’s founding anniversary, I feel a surge of pride seeing Hanoi illuminated with flags and flowers. It serves as an opportunity for our youth to deeply understand our nation’s history and the Party’s pivotal role in our journey toward independence and progress.”
A poster display on the shore of Hoan Kiem Lake, bearing the phrase “95 Years of the Communist Party of Vietnam – Faith and Pride,” inspired patriotism and reminded citizens of the Party’s enduring legacy.
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