Extending his best wishes to the children, the top leader said he is happy to see the children study hard and adapt to new methods to stay safe in the context of the ravaging Covid-19 pandemic, with many of them winning prizes at international and national competitions, thus bringing honour to the country and fostering hope and trust in young generations who are future owners of the country.

General Secretary and President Nguyen Phu Trong.

“The Party, State, schools, families and society have always been caring for and creating the best conditions for children to grow up in a safe and healthy environment, as well as have all their rights ensured,” the leader wrote.

He expressed his wish that the children continue to follow the five teachings by President Ho Chi Minh, respect grandparents and parents and teachers, help those in disadvantaged circumstances, and study well in order to contribute to building the country when they grow up.

The leader also wished all children a joyful, safe and meaningful Mid-Autumn festival.

The Mid-Autumn Festival, celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th month on the lunar calendar, which falls on October 1 this year, is also festival for children in Vietnam. Many activities are held for children on this day, including gatherings to decorate fruit trays, lantern parades, lion dances, and gift giving.

Cheerful Mid-Autumn Festival activities to be held at Thang Long Imperial Citadel

A range of activities recapping the traditional mid-autumn festival will be held at Thang Long Imperial Citadel in Hanoi from September 17 to October 4.

Ong Hao village busy ahead of Mid-Autumn Festival

The days of waiting for summer-autumn rice to bloom, for the people in Ong Hao village (also known as Hao village) at Lieu Xa commune, Yen My district, Hung Yen, is not leisure time. From the sixth and seventh lunar month of the year, every house in the village becomes very busy making toys for the Mid-Autumn Festival.

HCMC lantern street warms up for Mid-Autumn Festival

Two weeks prior to Mid-Autumn Festival, HCMC’s lantern street Luong Nhu Hoc is abuzz with visitors. 

Full Moon Festival 2020 to feature diverse activities

The Full Moon Festival 2020 is scheduled to take place from September 28 – October 1 (the 12th day to the 15th day of lunar August) at No.2 Hoa Lu, Hai Ba TrungDistrict, Hanoi, with various entertainment activities for children.

Festival exploring Mu Cang Chai terraced fields slated for August 29-October 18

An array of activities will be held in Mu Cang Chai District, Yen Bai Province from August 29 to October 18 to celebrate ‘Tet Doc Lap’ (Independence Day) on the occasion of National Day (September 2) and a festival exploring the charm of Mu Cang Chai’s terraced fields.

Source: NDO/VNA