Young factory workers learning and following President Ho Chi Minh

Responding to Vietnamese Month and Week of Factory Workers in 2015, the Center for Young Factory Worker and Support has initiated various activities integrated into learning and following President Ho Chi Minh. Those activities have contributed to the boosting up of ideology dissemination of President Ho Chi Minh’s moral examples to young factory workers.

In May, the center organized 2 seminar talks at Tan Uyen Town and North Tan Uyen District to listen to Associate Professor and Doctor Vu Gia Hien to introduce stories of President Ho Chi Minh throughout his life and career. Ms. Tran Thi Tuyet, a factory worker in Dat Cuoc Industrial Park, said: “In the talk, I listened to the stories and adored the saving practice of President Ho Chi Minh. Saving does not mean thrift at all, especially, for a person of high position as President of a nation. He reminds us to consider making use of all the usable around us.” Besides, the center also organizes talks for nearly 30 Party members working at Labor Union of Ben Cat Industrial Parks.

Young factory workers are at the exhibition of President Ho Chi Minh. Photo: K. Tuyen.

The most prominent activity was the final round of karaoke contest among the young factory workers on the theme of songs dedicated to President Ho Chi Minh. Plenty of youths have attended in the playground of songs and expression of patriotism.

Within May, the festival of young factory workers following President Ho Chi Minh’s teaching initiated by central Youth’s Union in coordination with the center impressed the audience by its exhibition of images of President Ho Chi Minh.

At the festival, the center also introduced a library for young factory workers with 150 titles including those of President Ho Chi Minh and honorable General Vo Nguyen Giap.

The activities for young factory workers in May brought up joy and encouragement. The occasion was to express understanding of the devotion to the cause of socio-economic development.

Reported by K. Tuyen – Translated by Vi Bao