Yen Bai students tell stories about Uncle Ho

  •  Thursday, September 21, 2023

YBO - The municipal committees of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneers' Union of Yen Bai city on September 20 organised the final round of a storytelling contest on Uncle Ho, which was intended to mark 65 years since the beloved President’s visit to Yen Bai province (September 25,1958).

The 10 contestants participating in the final round of the contest.
The 10 contestants participating in the final round of the contest.

Ten local students aged between six and 15 told stories on Uncle Ho, featuring his sentiments to children, as well as his moral example, simplicity, and patriotism.

The stories received big applause from the contestants’ teachers, families and friends during the round.

At the end of the contest, the organising committee presented the first prize to Nguyen Khanh Chi from Nguyen Thai Hoc Primary School, the second to Phan Thi Chuc Lam from Hong Thai Primary School, and the third to Ha Anh Quan from Yen Ninh Secondary School, and Do Ha Minh from Hop Minh Primary and Secondary School, and the consolation prize to six others.

Thanh Nghi

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