A tribute to Red River cultural heritage

“Hao khi song Hong” is a special artistic program designed to honor the cultural, historical traditions, and heroic spirit of the people and land of Military Region 3.

The program was carefully staged with 14 performances by artists from the Military Region 3 Art Troupe.

Through powerful melodies and heartfelt songs, the program:

Recreated the vibrant Red River civilization
Evoked pride in the historic “strong frontline, great rear base” during wartime resistance
Reflected the enduring heroic spirit passed down through generations

It highlighted the continuous connection between past and present, affirming that the Red River spirit remains a source of strength shaping the resilience of today’s armed forces in national defense.

Cultural significance

The outdoor performance contributed to enriching the spiritual and cultural life of residents in Hai Phong.

The event also served as a tribute to artist-soldiers of the Military Region 3 Art Troupe, who have long contributed to spreading music and morale among soldiers and civilians while preserving Vietnam’s cultural values.

Community and promotional value

Beyond its artistic meaning, the program also helped:

Promote the image of Kien An Ward as a locality rich in history and cultural heritage
Create a joyful and festive atmosphere for residents and visitors
Strengthen solidarity between the armed forces and local people
Showcase the scenic and cultural identity of the Thien Van Hill area

Overall, the event was both a cultural celebration and a meaningful bridge connecting the military and the community in Hai Phong.