"Proud to be Vietnamese" Art Program to be Held in Thai Nguyen
The "Proud to be Vietnamese" art program, directed by the Central Propaganda Department, will be held on November 1st in Thai Nguyen province. Aiming for an audience of 30,000, the event features renowned artists and aims to foster national unity and patriotism, with free tickets distributed via an app and on-site.
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