150 reconstructed portraits of fallen soldiers were presented to their relatives.
The program was organized to express the deep gratitude and appreciation of the younger generation towards the older generations who sacrificed themselves for the cause of national liberation, building and protecting the Fatherland.
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On the afternoon of January 12th, the Nghe An Provincial Youth Union, in collaboration with Team Lee (a group of young volunteers restoring photos of fallen soldiers), organized the "Tet of Gratitude" program for 2025.
Attending the program were representatives from the Provincial Youth Union, the Department of Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs, Vinh University, sponsors, relatives and families of Vietnamese Heroic Mothers, and others.martyrs, along with a large number of students from Vinh University.
During the program, Team Lee presented 150 restored photographs of fallen soldiers to their relatives and families. Leaders of the Provincial Youth Union and sponsors also presented Tet gifts to the relatives and families of Vietnamese Heroic Mothers and fallen soldiers.
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Team Lee is a group of 12 young people living and working in various provinces and cities, but they all share a common ideal of serving their homeland. With their existing graphic design skills, these individuals came together to restore portraits of fallen soldiers. Over the past three years, Team Lee has restored thousands of portraits of fallen soldiers.
Through this meaningful and moving program, the younger generation will gain a deeper understanding of the immense contributions of the heroic martyrs and the sacrifices and losses suffered by their families.martyrs./.
