The red flag with yellow star flutters, the whole country is radiant in celebrating National Day September 2nd

On all roads, from urban to rural areas, from mainland to islands, the red flag with yellow star flutters, dyeing the space red, arousing pride and patriotism. The act of hanging the national flag on this holiday is not only a solemn ritual but also has profound meaning. It is the way people express their gratitude to the generations of fathers and brothers who sacrificed for independence and freedom.

The image of the fluttering national flag also symbolizes the spirit of national unity, from North to South joining hands to build a strong and prosperous Vietnam. National Day is an occasion to remind everyone of the responsibility to preserve and promote the country's values.

Images of the red flag with a yellow star are still flooding social media. Many people have changed their profile pictures to the national flag to celebrate the important holiday.

Hanoi streets are decorated with red flags, banners and posters celebrating the 79th anniversary of the country's independence. Photo: VNA

Trang Tien Street is brilliant with flags and flowers. Photo: VTC

Hanoi bustles to welcome National Day. Photo: Hoang Ha

In Ho Chi Minh City, the streets are brightly decorated. Photo: Tien Phong

An office building belonging to Aeon supermarket (HCMC) makes a strong impression with the image of the national flag hanging straight along the floors. Photo: Tien Phong

International tourists excitedly take photos on the Golden Bridge ( Da Nang ). Photo: Lao Dong

In Thua Thien – Hue , the red flag with yellow star flies over Ngo Mon – the architectural symbol of Hue royal court. Photo: Tuoi Tre Thu Do.

Many factories in Nghe An are "dyed red" with the colors of shirts and the national flag. Photo: Nghe An Newspaper

For ethnic minorities in the mountainous areas of Nghe An, hanging the national flag, the Party flag and decorating the streets with bright red flags on the occasion of National Day, September 2, has become a cultural feature, expressing love for the homeland and country. Photo: Tien Phong