Nghe An youth with love for homeland and country
Teaching and learning History is always an important issue in the education and training career of each country, as well as in building and nurturing the personality of each individual. Especially for the young generation of Nghe An, born and raised in the "cradle" of great men and heroes, learning History is also a way to preserve the identity of the homeland, passing on to future generations the pride of this sacred land.
Learn and explore the cultural heritage of the homeland
Current education increasingly focuses on practical experiences, helping students not only acquire knowledge but also have the opportunity to explore, develop skills and better understand the world around them. Grasping that trend, many high schools in Nghe An province have organized experience sessions, field trips to historical sites, scenic spots, or participated in exhibitions, displays, and propaganda activities about the valuable cultural heritage values of the locality.
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These activities help students raise awareness of the importance of preserving and promoting heritage values; arouse pride and awareness of protecting national cultural identity in the integration period.
Promoting traditional art forms
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In recent years, stage performances such as the art performance celebrating Vietnamese Teachers' Day on November 20 or large-scale, national music events have become opportunities for young people to express their love for their homeland and country, praising the unique cultural values of the country through art.
Nghe An youth have also been catching up with that trend, proactively, creatively, and confidently bringing the beauty of national identity to the stage. The unique combination of traditional and modern art is proof that the young generation understands and appreciates the value of the nation's cultural heritage in the context of global integration.
Creative performances not only bring new experiences to the audience, but also create a solid bridge between generations. The combination of traditional musical instruments such as flutes, zithers... with modern music genres such as rap, dance, singing, contemporary dance... has partly helped convey messages about patriotism and the strength of national culture in a more accessible and closer way to today's youth.
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In particular, this creativity also reflects the young generation's desire for a Vietnam that "integrates but does not dissolve", absorbing the changes of the times but not obscuring the core values of the nation.
By harmonizing the old and the new, young people not only revive traditional values but also affirm that national culture always has strong vitality, can adapt and develop strongly in the digital age and globalization.
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Promote local historical and cultural relics through social networks
With the development of social networking platforms, the creation of Fanpages or groups on Facebook to promote and provide information about national cultural heritage is easy to see in the community of patriotic young people in Vietnam. And the youth of Nghe An are no exception, when recently, a fanpage named "Trang Su Xu Nghe - Nghe An Chronophile" was created by students of Phan Boi Chau High School for the Gifted, attracting a lot of attention and followers.
The founder of the Fanpage said: "We founded the page with the aim of enhancing the love for the homeland of Nghe An students through providing documents and images of historical and cultural relics in Nghe An province. The page is written in Vietnamese and English to convey the content to domestic and international friends in the most accurate and authentic way."
Regarding the meaning of the page name, the founders shared: “Chrono is an English prefix, referring to time, and phile is a suffix indicating passion and love. After careful research, we decided to name the page in English “Nghe An Chronophile” to talk about the passion for exploring the cultural beauty, history, and traditional values of Nghe An, where we were born and raised."
In the recent past, the page has posted a lot of content about historical and cultural relics in the province such as Truong Bon, Vinh Citadel,... and most recently, the page launched the campaign "Key to relics - Learn about relics through QR codes" which has been well received by many young people.
The hidden information in the QR code includes information and images of nearly 20 relics and scenic spots in the province. This makes it easier to learn about historical and cultural relics without having to look up many different sources of information. The establishment of the page and campaign "Key to relics - Learn about relics through QR codes" partly shows a positive sign in the reception, preservation and promotion of traditional historical and cultural values of young people in Nghe An province.
In the face of the challenges of the times, Nghe An youth always preserve, cherish and promote the glorious historical and cultural values of their homeland and nation through various means. These efforts not only affirm their love for their homeland, but also contribute to building a dynamic, creative, young community rich in identity and proud of their national history and culture in the era of integration.