Impressions from the digital exhibition “Hoang Sa, Truong Sa of Vietnam”

Knowledge of sea and islands is brought into schools through the form of digital exhibitions. This activity contributes to raising awareness of the importance of Vietnam's sea and islands, and the sense of responsibility to protect the sovereignty of the sea and islands of the Fatherland right in schools.

Reporter of the Provincial Border Guard Command interacts with students of Luong The Vinh High School on the topic of sea and islands

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After the introduction of the digital exhibition program "Hoang Sa, Truong Sa of Vietnam - Historical and legal evidence" organized by the Department of Information and Communications in coordination with the Department of Education and Training, the People's Committee of Ham Thuan Nam district, more than 2,500 students, teachers, and workers of two schools, Luong The Vinh High School and Ham Thuan Nam High School, attentively watched a clip showing many valuable documents and publications affirming Vietnam's sovereignty over the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos. Specifically, documents, Nguyen Dynasty records, ancient maps of Vietnam and maps of Western countries recorded Vietnam's sovereignty over the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos, and maps of China recorded that the Hoang Sa and Truong Sa archipelagos do not belong to China.

In addition to information about the potential of the sea and islands, the Party and State's policies and guidelines in solving issues related to the sea and islands, students and teachers participated in quickly answering questions from reporters of the Provincial Border Guard Command. The questions revolved around the geographical location and area of the sea and islands of Vietnam in general and the sea and islands of Binh Thuan in particular. For each question, many hands were raised to volunteer to answer, making the Q&A atmosphere lively and exciting. The photo exhibition corner attracted many students to come and see and discuss enthusiastically.

Pham Dieu Hien, a student of class 11A3 (Ham Thuan Nam High School) shared: Through this digital exhibition, I and other friends have grasped more details, content and documents affirming that Hoang Sa and Truong Sa belong to Vietnam, presented through the application of information technology - video clip projection. At the same time, we have expanded information about the local sea and islands in a truly engaging atmosphere. From there, I and my friends love our country even more and will try to study to build our homeland.

Students of Ham Thuan Nam High School view photos displayed at the digital exhibition "Hoang Sa, Truong Sa of Vietnam - Historical and legal evidence"

Love the sea and islands more

According to Ms. Dinh Thi Ha - Vice Principal of Luong The Vinh High School (Ham Thuan Nam), the digital exhibition "Hoang Sa, Truong Sa of Vietnam - Historical and legal evidence" contributes to raising awareness of teachers and students about Vietnam's sovereignty over seas and islands. The images and new methods of communication are very impressive, making students excited.

Ms. Mai Thi Ngoc Anh - Vice Chairman of Ham Thuan Nam District People's Committee shared: Information, documents, maps, documents, publications, historical and legal evidence on Vietnam's sovereignty over the two archipelagos of Hoang Sa, Truong Sa and Vietnam's seas and islands introduced in the digital exhibition will contribute to fostering love for the homeland and country, raising awareness, responsibility and action of the people in the area. Especially the team of cadres, teachers and students for the cause of building and defending the Fatherland.

Mr. Nguyen Le Thanh, Deputy Director of the Department of Information and Communications of Binh Thuan province, said: The Department coordinated with district cultural centers to screen digital exhibitions "Hoang Sa, Truong Sa of Vietnam - Historical and legal evidence" in the community, bringing high efficiency. Recently, this digital exhibition has been screened in schools to propagate and bring information directly to cadres, teachers and students. In addition to screening and displaying pictures, documents, the new point in the digital exhibition in schools is that the reporter of the Provincial Border Guard Command provides more information about Vietnam's sea and islands in general, Binh Thuan in particular, and interacts with questions to help students gain more understanding.

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