Catching the new trend of red flag with yellow star: No need to go to the roof, both young and old can do it

The big day of the whole country is coming (National Day September 2nd), in the atmosphere of the holiday, social networks and the streets are filled with sacred and meaningful images. From the red flag with yellow star to the portrait of Uncle Ho.

With less than a week left until the holiday, people across the country are showing their patriotism through interesting, unique trends with boundless creativity.

Along with the trend of "turning every roof into a national flag" that has been boiling all over the country in recent days, surfing social networks will show you surprisingly simple trends that anyone, young or old, can do.

Accordingly, just by having a phone or any electronic device in hand, everyone can catch the trend of "national flag in your eyes". If the trend of "turning every roof, every window into a national flag" requires time and effort to implement, this trend is extremely simple that anyone can start doing and do it anytime, anywhere.

The national flag sparkles in the eyes, as soon as we look at these simple but extremely sacred and meaningful images, immediately in everyone's mind, two verses from the poem "From Then On" by poet To Huu resound: "From then on, the summer sun shines brightly in me/ The sun of truth shines through my heart".

Without being fussy or fancy, Vietnamese people are expressing their patriotism and celebrating National Day on September 2 in simple, intimate and extremely sacred ways. From young to old, big to small... even babies just learning to talk can easily follow the trend right at home.

Not only that, even the simplest and most familiar items such as key chains, phone cases, hair clips... are all dyed with the colors of the red flag with yellow star. It is enough to see that patriotism is always deeply imprinted in the hearts, minds, and eyes... of the Vietnamese people.

Another trend that people are racing to do is painting the national flag on the wall. This trend originated from a video of TikTok account Le Quang Vu painting the national flag on the roof. The video currently has more than 3 million views.

Inspired, Mr. Pham Xuan Ngoc (26 years old, in Hanoi) immediately "transformed" the 20m2 wall of the village cultural house in his hometown Tuyen Quang into a portrait of Uncle Ho on a red flag with a yellow star.

Not stopping there, the painting also has a map of the country with the two archipelagos of Hoang Sa and Truong Sa. According to Mr. Ngoc, he is a mural artist, so he wanted to do something to decorate his homeland.

It is known that Mr. Ngoc completed this work in 5 hours. During the process, he and his assistants were always in a state of anxiety due to the weather. So, as soon as the painting was finished, they used a hair dryer to dry it, and even prepared a canvas and were ready to cover it at any time.

Dang Ha Trang (27 years old, living in Hanoi) also responded to the "most meaningful trend of the year" by drawing the national flag in front of the gate, near the house number plate. Ms. Trang shared that she saw many friends drawing the national flag on the roof, rolling door and also wanted to draw a big flag on the roof.

However, because she could not climb high, Trang decided to paint a small national flag on the wall in front of her house. According to Trang, having been born and raised in peace, when she painted the national flag, she felt very proud of being Vietnamese.

There is no need to go to the roof or the roller shutter to catch the patriotic trend, people can still show their patriotism in the simplest ways. Social networks have been flooded with such sacred and meaningful images in recent days. It is true that when Vietnamese people show their patriotism, the whole world is surprised.