(Baonghean.vn) - In July, a month of gratitude, a large number of people from all over the country made a pilgrimage to Kim Lien (Nam Dan), walking amidst a moving atmosphere of 'returning to the roots,' remembering the beloved President Ho Chi Minh.
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| On War Invalids and Martyrs Day, from early morning, many groups of visitors, radiant in the colors of the red flag with a yellow star, were present in Sen village. Photo: Huy Thu |
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| On this occasion, many delegations of wounded soldiers, veterans, and former youth volunteers returned to President Ho Chi Minh's hometown. In the photo: The joy of wounded soldiers from Anh Son district upon visiting the Kim Lien historical site. They are all first-class wounded soldiers who served on international missions in Cambodia. Photo: Huy Thu |
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| Beside a simple thatched house, a group of former youth volunteers from Quynh Luu district are listening to a presentation about the family and home of Mr. Nguyen Sinh Sac - where President Ho Chi Minh lived during his childhood. Photo: Huy Thu |
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| Ms. Le Thi Que (64 years old), a former anti-American youth from Hamlet 4, Quynh Dien Commune (Quynh Luu District), who visited with the delegation, said: “It is truly moving to visit President Ho Chi Minh's birthplace on the Day of War Invalids and Martyrs. The more I travel, the more I understand, and the more I realize I need to learn more from his great example.” Photo: Huy Thu |
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| Hearing stories about Uncle Ho in his own home, many people couldn't hold back their tears. Photo: Huy Thu |
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| Nguyen Hong Yen (57 years old), a war invalid from Hamlet 1, Lang Son Commune (Anh Son District), shared: “Every time I visit Uncle Ho's hometown, not only I but perhaps every Vietnamese person carries with them unique emotions. These include feelings of nostalgia, longing, gratitude, and admiration for Uncle Ho.” (Photo: Huy Thu) |
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| At the exhibition hall, young people attentively examine historical documents related to President Ho Chi Minh's family, hometown, and revolutionary activities. Photo: Huy Thu |
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| Returning to Hoang Tru village – his maternal hometown – amidst the familiar and beloved plum blossoms, betel nut trees, and mulberry bushes, Tran Duy Anh (18 years old) from Nam Dinh said: “Visiting the Kim Lien historical site, every house and every artifact here left a deep impression on me. Following Uncle Ho's example, I feel I need to strive harder in my studies, training, and self-improvement.” (Photo: Huy Thu) |
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| In July, a month of gratitude, everyone wants to express their deepest respect and affection for Uncle Ho – the great son who dedicated his entire life to the revolutionary cause of the Party and the nation. Photo: Huy Thu |
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