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Throughout the streets, people of all ages immersed themselves in the joyful atmosphere, singing songs of victory and recounting emotional stories about the day the troops returned. Models, slogans, and flags vividly recreated the scene of Hanoi welcoming Liberation Day, creating a space that was both historical and inspiring, making anyone who came feel proud and moved.
Amidst the jubilant atmosphere celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of Hanoi, while the main streets were lavishly decorated, the small alleys of Hanoi chose a simple way to express their love.
Hanoi's essence is captured in every drawing on the blackboard, celebrating the Liberation Day of the capital.
Instead of colorful posters, the locals have decorated their alleyways with hand-painted chalk drawings. With just a few strokes of colored chalk, the blackboard notice boards in Hanoi's small alleys become vibrant and poetic, celebrating Liberation Day. Each lively brushstroke not only expresses love for their homeland but also serves as a way for people to remember and honor history.
The familiar concrete and black plastic bulletin boards have now donned a vibrant new look. Instead of dry, monotonous announcements, we are now greeted with messages brimming with joy and pride. Against a backdrop of bright colors, meticulously crafted text and images tell heroic stories of the nation and offer celebratory greetings to the country.
With just chalk drawings in various colors, the blackboard notice boards in the narrow alleys of Hanoi become striking.
A small alleyway with a distinctly Hanoi feel.
The small alleys of Hanoi reflect a love for the capital city, celebrating the 70th anniversary of its liberation in a simple, unpretentious yet meaningful way. Some bulletin boards are decorated, while others feature meticulously drawn pictures using only simple colored chalk, conveying the message commemorating the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Hanoi.
Images that seem simple and rustic, like a dove carrying the national flag or the majestic Hanoi flagpole, have been brought to life and become truly meaningful through the skillful hands of the people.
The signs, which used to only display simple information, are now ablaze with color.
Every brushstroke, every line, embodies patriotism, respect for history, and national pride. This is how the people in these small alleys express their feelings in the most sincere and profound way.
Throughout Hanoi's streets, vibrant red banners and colorful billboards bear witness to the capital's growing strength. The essence of Hanoi remains profound and ancient, intertwined with modern development, and embodies the aspiration for a thriving capital in the future.
Each painting typically features symbolic images such as the red flag with a yellow star, famous landmarks of Hanoi, or images of people happily participating in cultural and artistic activities. The narrow alleyway space becomes more vibrant and warm as these colors blend with the festive atmosphere. Certainly, these artworks not only attract attention but also evoke in the hearts of every Hanoian a deep sense of pride and love for their thousand-year-old cultural heritage.
Hanoi remains serene and ancient, intertwined with modern development.
The 70th anniversary of the Liberation of Hanoi is an opportunity for everyone to look back on a glorious historical journey, a period of growth and development, and to feel even more proud and responsible for Hanoi - a city for peace, the capital of conscience and human dignity.
