The pedestrian areas encircling Hanoi’s Hoan Kiem Lake transformed into a grand stage for the Vietnamese People’s Public Security Forces to showcase their prowess. This event, organized by the Ministry of Public Security, commemorated the 77th anniversary of the People’s Public Security Force’s study and adherence to President Ho Chi Minh’s Six Teachings and anticipated the 80th anniversary of the Vietnamese People’s Public Security Traditional Day.
The officers’ performances were a testament to their courage and expertise. They displayed their martial arts skills, including qigong and iron weapon demonstrations, alongside their law enforcement capabilities, such as subduing and disarming suspects with precision. One officer even showcased extraordinary neck strength by bending and reshaping a long iron bar. The event also featured a female officer who skillfully wielded two sharp swords in a qigong demonstration while another broke bricks with a hammer.
The crowd witnessed breathtaking performances, including the breaking of coconuts with bare hands and the pulling of an armored vehicle without any mechanical aid. The highlight of the event was the impressive display of world-class martial arts skills and crime-fighting tactics by the highly trained officers. These demonstrations underscored the critical role of the People’s Public Security Forces in ensuring the safety and security of Vietnam’s citizens.
The event commenced with a thrilling motorcycle display by the traffic police, showcasing their precision and agility.
The Mobile Police Force, SWAT Team, and traffic officers presented a captivating showcase of martial arts, qigong, and iron weapon mastery.
An officer displays incredible neck strength by bending an iron bar, a feat of physical prowess that left the audience in awe.
This qigong demonstration showcased an officer’s ability to harden his body, allowing his colleague to break bricks with a single hammer blow.
A female officer wields two sharp swords with ease, showcasing her qigong skills, while another officer breaks bricks with a hammer, demonstrating their physical and mental discipline.
An officer breaks a steel bar with his foot, a testament to the power and control cultivated through rigorous training.
Officers displayed their incredible hand strength by breaking coconuts with their bare hands, a feat that captivated the audience.
A testament to their strength and teamwork, officers pulled an armored vehicle with their bare hands, an extraordinary feat.
The event included reenactments of Vietnamese police officers controlling criminals, offering a glimpse into their daily challenges and victories.
World-class martial arts skills were on full display, showcasing the officers’ dedication to their craft and their commitment to protecting the public.
Spectators were captivated by the breathtaking performances, witnessing the dedication and skill of the People’s Public Security Forces first-hand.
The People’s Public Security Forces of Vietnam expertly performed martial arts, qigong, and crime-fighting tactics, showcasing their rigorous training and dedication to protecting the public.
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