If you want to compete well, you need to do the simplest things well.

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Ha: "To compete well, you need to do well the simplest things"

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Ha - Deputy Commander, Chief of Staff of the Provincial Military Command. Photo: Duc Anh

Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Ha - Deputy Commander, Chief of Staff of the Provincial Military Command is respected by his comrades as a leader in all emulation movements with practical actions. Among them are the completion of the military strategy planning for the district defense area; the planning for the construction of a sea shooting range.

He also advised the Provincial Military Command to implement the project "Shooting range, comprehensive training ground in Nghi Cong Nam commune, Nghi Loc district" with an area of ​​nearly 450 hectares.This is a multi-purpose project, when put into use, it will serve training, testing, competitions, and sports events on infantry and military techniques and tactics; serve water obstacle training and local military training; serve Provincial Defense Area exercises...

In particular, with the thought that each fisherman who sticks to the sea and goes out to sea is also a soldier on the front line fighting to protect the sovereignty of the sea and islands, and the red flag with yellow star on each fisherman's boat is a source of pride, also a sacred sovereignty milestone of the Fatherland, he directed the establishment of a Youth Shock Team to mobilize donations and then coordinate with coastal localities every month to organize the giving of national flags and gifts to fishermen.

As a result, many businesses, schools, organizations, individuals, etc. have registered to give flags to fishermen every month.

“Up to now, we have given away nearly 10,000 national flags and hundreds of gifts to fishermen. I think the significance of this work is not just limited to mere material statistics, but more importantly, it is to build awareness and responsibility among each citizen in protecting the sovereignty of the sea and islands of the Fatherland,” said Lieutenant Colonel Ha.

With his efforts at work, Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Ngoc Ha was honored to be recognized as an Emulation Fighter of the entire army and for 6 consecutive years as an Emulation Fighter at the grassroots level. He confided: "Each of us must learn from Uncle Ho from the smallest and most ordinary tasks; when we have the opportunity, we must do it immediately without waiting for a policy or a big task. That work must be as regular as eating and drinking water every day. That is patriotic emulation."

Major Nguyen Van Dao - Deputy Head of Staff Department of Provincial Police:"The emulation movement must have specific content related to daily work"

Major Nguyen Van Dao - Deputy Head of the Provincial Police Staff Department. Photo: Duc Anh

With the nature of staff work, Major Nguyen Van Dao and the collective leadership, officers and soldiers in the unit always uphold the spirit of responsibility with the motto "work is not over, time is not over" to excellently complete assigned tasks.

In particular, in recent years, the security and order situation in the area has had many complicated developments, many unexpected tasks, the police forces of units and localities mostly do not have days off or holidays. He has always been close to the agency and unit to summarize the situation, serving the staff work, leadership and direction of the provincial police leaders. Thanks to that, many complicated cases have been promptly resolved, not allowing them to prolong, spread and develop into "hot spots".

He is also a pioneer inAdvise the provincial police leaders to resolutely direct administrative reform (AR) work in all areas of work, considering this one of the breakthrough tasks in the annual work program of the provincial police and police of units and localities.

In his advisory work, he always aims to serve the people and create the most favorable conditions for the Public Security of units and localities to effectively carry out their assigned tasks. He directed the establishment of a Research Team for all administrative processes and procedures both internally and externally; directly surveyed the Departments and District Police to clarify the shortcomings and inadequacies in administrative reform work; advised the leaders of the Provincial Public Security to organize a dialogue conference with all forces directly handling administrative procedures and a workshop to discuss solutions to promote administrative reform work; organized 03 hotlines to receive and advise on timely handling of people's recommendations and feedback.

Thanks to the synchronous and drastic implementation of the comrade's staff work, the administrative reform work in Nghe An Police has had many breakthroughs, practically serving the people.

Imbued with Uncle Ho's teaching "Emulation is patriotism, patriotism is emulation", every year he is always a pioneer in all tasks. Major Nguyen Van Dao shared: "The emulation movement must have specific content related to daily work to create new and highly convincing effects."

Mr. Truong Dinh Thong: Getting rich on one's own homeland is patriotism.

Mr. Truong Dinh Thong.

In 1992, after leaving the army and returning to his hometown, thanks to the Party and State's policies on economic restructuring of crops and livestock, the policy of allocating land and forests to farmers and policies on hunger eradication and poverty reduction, Mr. Thong decided to do family economics with a farm economic model. To implement the model effectively, the Tho ethnic man researched and learned in many places and in many ways about forest planting models combined with fish farming and poultry farming.

“I boldly accepted 11 hectares of bare hills to plant 10 hectares of eucalyptus and acacia forests and 1 hectare of fruit trees; contracted 3 hectares of dams from the Agricultural Cooperative to raise fish with an initial investment of 20 million VND, of which 10 million was borrowed from the bank, 8 million from friends and relatives, and my family saved 2 million,” said Mr. Thong.

The early days of starting a business were full of difficulties, when he had to worry about paying bank interest, and had to fight against epidemics and natural disasters, causing his initial achievements to "go down the drain". However, with his will to succeed, he did not hesitate to face difficulties to continue building the model.

“In 2005, during a tour in Dong Nai Province, I saw people raising super lean pigs in an industrial way. I asked myself the question, “Why can others do it but I can’t?”. From then on, I boldly asked the Party Committee and the People’s Committee of the commune for permission to build a farm to raise super lean sows and pigs in an industrial way,” Mr. Thong said.

Now, with the model of raising super lean pigs, each year his family sells 1,200 - 1,400 pigs, each weighing an average of 95kg, with an average price of 50,000 VND/kg, with a total income of about 12 billion VND. After deducting expenses, his family earns about 750 million VND in profit. He also takes advantage of manure for raising fish and fertilizing fruit trees, earning 300 million VND per year from raising fish and fruit trees.

Up to now, Mr. Thong's family's annual income from the farm, after deducting expenses, has been more than 1 billion VND in profit, creating jobs for 20 regular workers with a stable salary of 3.5 million VND/month/person and 50 seasonal workers.

He is also the person who directly guides techniques and provides breeding animals for 5 households building VAC farm models and some small-scale livestock households.

Mr. Thong believes that every farmer who tries to work and produce, and has the will to get rich on his homeland, is the clearest demonstration of patriotism.

Thanh Nga