A Will for the Future

(Baonghean) - The country has been at war for nearly 40 years. We are living in an era of peace but not tranquility. Peace here means stopping, remaining at a balanced, stable and unmoving position. Obviously, standing still in a world that changes every day, every hour is unthinkable.

Are there times in the flow of time that we feel uncertain? Are there times when we hesitate at crossroads, wondering whether the path we have chosen is the right one? Surely there are times when, facing the whirlpools or waves of that vast ocean, we suddenly feel weak and need a support. A compass.

Uncle Ho's will

"Our people's resistance war against the US to save the country, even though it must go through more hardships and sacrifices, will definitely achieve complete victory. That is certain." I believe that President Ho Chi Minh's belief and love not only reminded us to win in that one war, but in all wars. Yesterday, today and tomorrow. Because he believed in the precious tradition of solidarity of our entire Party and people, which will be the compass for us to "enthusiastically fight to advance from one victory to another." Solidarity - a powerful phrase, a solid value that forms the foundation for every nation and people in human history.

Looking back at all the changes taking place around the world, we will realize that the deep roots come from the contradictions and disagreements between people. It could be between two countries, or between two ethnic groups, two communities on the same territory. Disunity for one reason or another only leads to weakness and destruction. With his humanistic thoughts and vision throughout the era, Uncle Ho advised us about the value and strength of solidarity, of which the Party is the vanguard force leading the way, setting an example, acting as the nucleus for the great solidarity of the entire people.

"Comrades from the Central Committee to the Party cells need to preserve the unity and consensus of the Party as they preserve the pupil of their eye." If the Party's leadership is the eyes of the Fatherland's boat, then internal divisions are the fog that obscures the guiding light. How dangerous it would be if our boat entered rough seas with limited vision. To cope with strange waves, we must first keep our hearts calm and follow a single flow. That is the compass that 45 years ago, Uncle Ho told us to preserve, protect and will continue to guide the Fatherland's boat further. Towards the future.

Hoang Tung