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China Marks 72nd National Day With Flag-Raising Ceremony
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October 1, 2021
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1:10Now PlayingTo celebrate the 72st National Day of the People's Republic of China hundreds of thousands of spectators watched a flag-raising ceremony in Beijing's Tiananmen Square Friday.
Following the sounding of a fanfare, a group of Honor Guards escorting national flag marched to the Tiananmen Square.
The flag was raised as a military band played the national anthem on site. Spectator wearing masks stood in silence and children were seen saluting to the flag.
The flag raising ceremony is done every day at the timing of sunrise.
On National Day, more visitors arrive early to secure a good spot and watch it to express patriotism.
Friday also begins a week-long holiday when plenty of travel will take place.
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