The nationwide communication campaign titled “Proud of Vietnam” (#TuhaoVietNam) has left a strong impression and attracted enthusiastic participation from Vietnamese youth. As of now, the hashtag has surpassed 1 billion views across various social media platforms.

Launched by the Central Youth Union, the campaign is one of the key initiatives commemorating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945 - August 19, 2025) and the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 - September 2, 2025). It aims to transform national pride into practical, creative, and impactful actions in daily life.

According to the Central Youth Union, hundreds of thousands of young people have changed their social media profile photos to support the campaign. Over one million posts have been shared on social networks using the hashtag “#TuhaoVietNam,” which has now reached more than one billion views. Across the country, Youth Union chapters have prominently displayed the national flag at homes, workplaces, schools, and community spaces.

Alongside the digital campaign, local Youth Union branches have actively implemented the “Flame Stories” project, which involves meeting with historical witnesses, listening to their stories, documenting their memories, and sharing those accounts widely.

Various other initiatives are also underway, including flag-raising ceremonies, visits to historic landmarks, gifts for families with contributions to the revolution, and traditional, cultural, artistic, and sporting events. Youth-led community projects are being organized nationwide to celebrate these major national milestones.

To support the campaign, Youth Union chapters and members have widely distributed a suite of branded communication materials, including logos, infographics, video clips, podcasts, and CapCut templates - all accessible via the official link 263.vn/TuhaoVietNam. Participants have updated their profile and cover photos, shared content and videos expressing their pride in the national flag and Vietnam’s achievements, and consistently used the official hashtag #TuhaoVietNam.

Young people have also created modern media content such as short-form videos (reels, shorts), documentaries, and video templates using CapCut and TikTok. These efforts often feature campaign songs like “Made in Viet Nam” and “My House Has a Flag,” creatively expressing patriotism through youthful and unique perspectives.

All media content is published using the official hashtag #TuhaoVietNam and includes the campaign’s visual identity, which can be downloaded via 1.org.vn/logo-THVN.

Key central-level activities of the “Proud of Vietnam” campaign include the release of a 16-track album titled Made in Viet Nam, featuring the signature song My House Has a Flag; the launch of the musical program The Proud of Vietnam Bus; the national finals of the online contest “Proud of Vietnam”; and the introduction of the virtual interactive space Proud of Vietnam 360°.

PV