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Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations and charity in Vietnam

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Preparations for the Mid-Autumn Festival are expanding across Vietnam, blending commercial trends with large-scale cultural celebrations and charitable initiatives. In Hanoi, the traditional market on Hang Ma Street serves as a central hub, featuring a resurgence in folk toys like star and carp lanterns. In Quang Ninh, festivities include large-scale lantern parades and the ‘Thu Fest 2026’ at Halong Marina, which featured a 199kg mooncake. Cultural and scientific festivals were also held at Vietnam Television (VTV) in Hanoi, including the musical production ‘Land of Moonlight’. In Tuyen Quang province, the annual Thanh Tuyen Festival, running from September 19 to 25, featured large-scale illuminated lantern processions with giant, colorful floats. Charitable activities have expanded significantly to support diverse groups of children. In addition General Secretary and President To Lam issued a letter to previous efforts in Thanh Lan Island, Con Dao, children both domestically and Quang Ngai, the ‘Loving Moon’ program provided gifts abroad, expressing affection and scholarships encouraging them to students in the preserve national values. Outreach has targeted remote Ta Dung area of Lam Dong. Recent outreach includes the Lao Cai Border Guard border areas in Thanh Hoa and various organizations providing gifts to over 1,300 students Lao Cai, as well as children with disabilities in Ho Chi Minh City and families patients in remote border areas. various hospitals. In Con Dao, the ‘Moonlight on the Frontier’ program, supported by Ho Chi Minh City, program brought festivities and scholarships to children in island regions, while similar support programs were was noted in Phu Tho for disadvantaged youth. Cultural and scientific festivals were also held at Vietnam Television (VTV) in Hanoi, and the ‘Light of the Frontier’ festival in Lang Son featured drone light shows. Healthcare institutions have integrated festival activities into patient care; the National Children's Hospital held Lam Dong. Beyond Vietnam, the ‘Mid-Autumn Love 2026’ fair, and hospitals Vietnamese community in Ho Chi Minh City Sakai, Japan, organized events to provide emotional support celebrations to pediatric help young residents maintain their cultural roots and inpatient populations. In Tuyen Quang province, the annual Thanh Tuyen Festival, running from September 19 to 25, featured large-scale illuminated lantern processions. language. These celebrations included giant, colorful floats shaped like animals and designs inspired by Vietnamese folklore, providing an economic boost by attracting domestic and international tourists. widespread festivities aim to ensure that children, regardless of their circumstances, can experience the traditional joy of the festival.

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  1. 2026-09-21 04:01 UTC Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations and charity in Vietnam
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