Accordingly, 15 minute firework display will be held on the Eve of Lunar New Year at 7 locations in the districts and city.

The first location at the rooftop of Hapro Commercial Center on February 3 Square in Hoang Van Thu street (Bac Giang city).

Fireworks display in Bac Giang City on the rooftop of Hapro Commercial Center on February 3 Square.

The second location at the Traditional Monument in Hiep Hoa district.

The third location at the front campus of the office of the Lang Giang district Party Committee in Voi township (Lang Giang district).

The fourth location at the lake are in front of the Heroic Monument (Square) in Bich Dong township (Viet Yen district).

The fifth location at Thanh Nien lake in Doi Ngo township (Luc Nam district).

The sixth location at the Central stadium in An Chau township (Son Dong district).

The seventh location at the Central stadium in Nham Bien township (Yen Dung district).

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