(Baonghean.vn) - The art program "Truong Bon - Immortal Epic" organized by Nhan Dan Newspaper and Nghe An Province to commemorate and honor the heroic martyrs on the legendary Truong Bon road revived unforgettable memories of the Truong Bon youth volunteer soldiers who "lived on the bridge, on the road, died steadfastly and bravely".
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| The gratitude program "Truong Bon - Immortal Epic" includes 4 segments, with many special music and dance performances expressing gratitude to the Youth Volunteers who sacrificed for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland. |
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| The performance “The Girl Who Opened the Road” by artists from the Vietnam Contemporary Arts Theater revived unforgettable memories of the Truong Bon youth volunteer soldier who “lived by the bridge, by the road, and died resiliently and bravely”. |
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| "An inch of the country - a red bloodline", more than 40 years ago, tens of thousands of Youth Volunteers, officers, soldiers, and traffic workers used their blood and bones to build the image of the Fatherland. Barefoot and with a will of steel, they devoted all their strength and enthusiasm to protect the key road 15A. |
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| “Purple flowers on the road” honors and pays tribute to heroes, martyrs, and generations of youth volunteers who have fallen for the common cause... |
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| Truong Bon is forever green. Here, the sacred souls of 1,240 martyrs converge. They are forever young at the age of twenty, the war has forever left those good intentions and hopes unfinished. |
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| Paying tribute to Truong Bon martyrs, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc presented gifts to the families of Truong Bon martyrs and former Youth Volunteer Tran Thi Thong – a living witness of the historic bombing on October 31, 1968. |
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| Attending the program were former Youth Volunteers. They came here to honor their comrades and recall the time when “singing drowned out the sound of bombs”, “fighting the enemy while marching, paving the way while advancing”. |
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| Today, under the martyrs' monument, the whole country pays tribute. Each era has a different way of thinking, but today's youth are not indifferent or forgetful of the past. |
PV Group
