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Organizing Mid-autumn Festival for Children at Duc Son Pagoda

HNN.VN - On the afternoon of September 16, Share Flowers Club (Hue) held the Mid-autumn festival for children living in Duc Son Pagoda Orphanage (Cu Chanh Hamlet, Thuy Bang Commune, Huong Thuy Town).

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Unicorn dance performance of Cat Tuong Pagoda’s Buddhists (Yet Kieu Street, Hue City)

With the donations of the supporters, volunteers in the province and some cities all over the country, Share Flowers Club brought to the children in Duc Son Pagoda a meaningful, funny Mid-autumn party through games, quizzes, flash mob dances, unicorn dance performances, star-shaped lantern lighting, etc.

At this program, Share Flowers Club gave dozens of gifts to children with good study achievements to encourage and contribute to consolidating the belief about the future for children with unlucky circumstances.

The cheerful smiles of children when hearing the questions of the manager

Duc Son Pagoda is raising 200 poor and orphaned young children, in which there are 10 infants, 10 disabilities, 18 kindergarteners and the rest of them are attending secondary schools, colleges and universities.

Story, photos: Han Dang

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