On September 2nd, 1945, at Ba Đình Square in Hanoi, President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence, marking the birth of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam – the first democratic people's republic in Southeast Asia. 

Celebrate Vietnam's Independence Day: A Look Back at a Historic Moment

Historical significance

Vietnam National Day September 2, 1945 also known as the National Day in Vietnam, which is a significant annual holiday commemorating the day that President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence at Ba Dinh Square, Hanoi.

Mentioning the National Day of September 2nd in the hearts of every Vietnamese person, sacred emotions, proud beliefs and national pride flare up. In addition, this is also an opportunity for everyone in Vietnam to remember the great sacrifices of our ancestors. Remembering the heroic historical journey, from then on our people must continue to build and protect the homeland for further development.

National Day on September 2 not only has great historical significance but also serves as a reminder that today's young generation was born in peace must always study and practice to be worthy of President Ho Chi Minh's saying: "Wherever youth is needed, youth will be there; wherever there's a tough job, youth will step up", as well as educate pride in the glorious tradition of our ancestors were steadfast and indomitable in repelling invaders to protect the Fatherland.

Exciting activities to celebrate Vietnam's National Day

On Vietnam's National Day, the whole country is decorated with national flags. To show patriotism, Vietnamese people hang flags outside their homes and businesses.

In addition to these displays of national pride, there are also many different activities that take place to celebrate Vietnam's Independence Day. Some of the most popular include:

Visit local historical sites: to learn about history as well as pay tribute to those who died for peace and independence

Participate in traditional Vietnamese cultural, artistic, and sports activities: This is an activity to create a joyful, exciting, and cohesive atmosphere among family, community, and social members. festival. 

Giving gifts and congratulating National Day: This is an activity to express care and gratitude to those who have contributed to the country, such as veterans, war invalids and martyrs, and families who have made contributions to the country. network…