April 30, 1975, has gone down in the nation’s history as a significant milestone, as it marked the day when the North and the South were “in the same house”. With the joy of the entire country, musician Xuan Hong composed the song “Spring in Ho Chi Minh City”. This song has a joyful and exciting melody that has touched the hearts of all Vietnamese people, resonating throughout the streets with the lyrics: “This spring arrives in our homeland, with a vast sky and sea, green trees, blooming leaves, welcoming Spring to everyone”.
After 48 years of unification, the Party and State have constantly made efforts to find opportunities to exchange with friends from five continents to come up with the right guidelines and orientations, helping our country develop more and more towards the industrial cause of modernization. We must always strive to study and emulate, contributing to the development of our growing country. Additionally, we should regularly engage in exercise to maintain good health, enabling us to seek new opportunities and challenges for personal development.
Now, in our youth, we construct our nation
Beautifying life just as our ancestors did,
Preserving the tranquility of our land,
Like the blue color of brocade flowers symbolizing peace

Photo: Sunrise on the shrimp pond
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