In Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, there is aAncient yet powerfulThe heart is Ba Ting Square. It is located northwest of Huanjian Lake and is the soul of this city, as well as the intersection of Vietnamese history and culture.

The square is 320 meters long and nearly 100 meters wide, with a broad mindenoughCan accommodate one to two hundred thousand people，It is a holy place where the people of Hanoi gather together to celebrate the festival. Whenever festivals come, people here are bustling and lively. Children are chasing and playing in the square; The young people walked hand in hand on the tree lined path; The elderly sat on the bench, looking at the bustling scene in front of them,Full of smiles.

The name Ba Ting Square comes from the heroic history of the Vietnamese people's resistance against the law. In the 1880s, in Bating Township, Qinghua Province, the Vietnamese people launched their first anti French movement, making enormous sacrifices for the country's independence and freedom. To commemorate this period of history,VietnamAfter the victory of the August Revolution, this square was named "Ba Ting Square", making it a symbol of Vietnam's national liberation and independence.

The center of the square is the tomb of President Ho Chi Minh. This tomb is solemn and dignified, surrounded by green trees and blooming flowers, as if telling the story of President Ho Chi Minh's hardships and efforts for Vietnam's independence. Whenever people pass by here, they involuntarily stop and pay high respect to this great leaderWith deep remembrance.

In addition to the tomb, there are many historic buildings around Ba Ting Square. Buildings such as the Ho Chi Minh Museum and the former residence of President Ho Chi Minh not only collect a large number of precious cultural relics and photos related to President Ho Chi Minh, but also，It also records the history and culture of Vietnam, witnessing the unity and struggle of the Vietnamese people.

From the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, heading north along King Hung Road, to the right is the office of the Central Committee of the Vietnamese Communist Party. Central leaders meet with foreign guests here to discuss national affairs. On the left is the Presidential Palace, where Vietnamese national leaders meet with foreign guests and hold major events. Whenever a high-level foreign delegation visits, a grand welcome ceremony is held at the Presidential Palace Square.

Ba Dinh Square is not only the heart of Hanoi, but also a sacred place in the hearts of the Vietnamese people. itAfter experiencingThe historical changes and development of Vietnam have carried the hopes of the Vietnamese peopleWithDreams. Here, every brickTheEach tile，Everyone is talking about itpeopleTheir bravery and resilience. Whenever night falls and the lights come on, Ba Ting Square becomes even more peaceful and solemn. The moonlight falls on the square, illuminating the footprints of history and the path ahead for the Vietnamese people.