Creating joy and experience for 250 children who are working people during the Mid-Autumn Festival
Ho Chi Minh City - The Trade Union has organized for 250 children who are working people to experience cultural and fun activities during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
DIC Group Trade Union (Vung Tau ward, Ho Chi Minh City) has just coordinated with the Youth Union of enterprises to organize a Mid-Autumn Festival program with the theme "Moonlight Gala" in 2026 for children of union members and workers who are working.
The program is built in the direction of combining traditional cultural experiences and fun activities for children, with areas with close names. Thereby creating a lively Mid-Autumn space, attracting and bringing 250 children direct experiences, exploring and learning about the cultural beauty of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
For example, children are instructed to make lanterns themselves at the "Moonlight Workshop"; experience making mooncakes themselves at the "Little Kitchen of the Moon" area...
In addition, children also get acquainted with shaping art from coconut leaves; making to he... through cute handicrafts. Through this, learn more about a type of folk art associated with childhood memories of many generations. At the same time, folk games such as ball chopsticks, ô ăn quan, jigsaw puzzles,... also attract a large number of children to participate.
Hundreds of children also participated in breaking the feast, lively and fun activities with Uncle Cuoi - Sister Hang, with art performances set up specifically for children. Through interactive exchanges in the program, stories and knowledge about Mid-Autumn Festival are conveyed gently, helping them both play and understand more about the customs and traditional cultural values of the nation.
According to the DIC Group Trade Union, Mid-Autumn Festival celebration programs for children are also organized in many areas across the country; and at the same time, Mid-Autumn cakes are given to employees and children at member units.
Organizing Mid-Autumn Festival activities for children of union members and workers shows the concern of business leaders and trade unions, contributing to caring for spiritual life and building a cohesive and humane working environment.
Through this, bringing a warm and joyful Mid-Autumn Festival, helping workers feel cared for not only in work but also accompanying and sharing in life.
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