Twin brothers in Nghe An were both admitted to the Party.
Twin brothers Pham Huy Hoang and Pham Hoang Anh (born July 25, 2006), residing in Block 2, Tan Ky Town, Tan Ky District, were admitted to the Communist Party of Vietnam at the same time. This event was joyfully shared by cadres, party members and people throughout the village.
Special Events
Pham Huy Hoang and Pham Hoang Anh were born on the same day, studied in the same class, and attended the same school. The two brothers also had many other things in common: they both took the C03 exam, and were both admitted to the People's Police Academy; especially, they were both admitted and became members of the Communist Party of Vietnam before entering the People's Police Academy.

Sharing about the special event of the Party Cell so far, Ms. Nguyen Thi Hoi - Secretary of the Party Cell Block 2, Tan Ky town excitedly shared: “In the block, everyone in the neighborhood loves and sympathizes with these twins. When we heard that they both passed the entrance exam to the People's Police Academy, everyone respected and admired them. The fact that two outstanding young people were trained, considered, and admitted to the Party together shows the concern, closeness, and also the affection and responsibility of the Party Cell. We believe that when they enter the Police environment, the two young Party members will continue to train, strive, and promote their abilities and qualities, and soon become official Party members."
During their high school years, Hoang and Anh always stopped improving their knowledge with the wish to continue the family tradition, contributing to the task of ensuring national security and maintaining social order and safety (currently, Hoang and Anh's older brother is also in his 4th year - People's Police Academy). According to the announced admission results, Huy Hoang got 21.98 points, while Hoang Anh got 24.88 points.
Inheriting tradition
Unable to express his joy, Mr. Pham Van Chuoc shared: “I am a former soldier of the People's Police, so I understand this environment very well. Being trained and contributing to the force is a sacred thing. My two children were admitted to the Party before entering the People's Police Academy, my family and I are very excited and proud. I always tell my children that normally we have to strive and make efforts to train, now that we are young Party members, we must be even more exemplary, strictly following discipline and regulations.”

Ms. Nguyen Thi Quy, the twins' mother, shared: “The two children study very hard. Now that they have been admitted to their dream school and have been admitted to the Party, my family is very happy, hoping that they will be successful and become useful people for society. The two children have inherited the career of their father and older brother. Parents always advise their children to try hard, strive, study, train themselves, and acquire valuable knowledge so that they can contribute to building their homeland and country in the future.”
Despite the pressure of taking exams under the reformed method, Hoang and Anh studied together in a reasonable way. In class, they both tried to fully grasp the knowledge taught by their teachers, reread the lessons at home to understand the issues more deeply, and spent time doing extra exercises. In addition to studying, they are also passionate about sports, especially basketball. They have participated in many local tournaments. They believe that playing sports and exercising will create a good foundation and physical strength so that they do not have too much pressure in the new environment.
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Their biggest wish after graduating is to go to difficult areas to help people and become People's Police officers to protect the peace of the Fatherland.
Teacher Le Khac Thuc - Party Secretary, Principal of Tan Ky High School added: "On this occasion, in addition to Hoang and Anh, Tan Ky High School also has 12 outstanding young students who have just been honored to join the Party. This is an important first step in life, so new party members need to continue to practice and try harder to contribute to society."