Ho Chi Minh City Women's Newspaper presents "Uncle Ho's Bookshelf to Help Make Dreams Come True" to students

Bookcase with nearly 300 books about Ho Chi Minh's moral example, life skillseducation , literature... Besides the bookcase, the program also awarded scholarships and gifts including 50 scholarships (1 million VND/scholarship), 30 ao dai, 70 backpacks, 1,300 cartons of Dalatmilk sterilized fresh milk, 2,000 notebooks for students in difficult circumstances in Thoi Lai district with a total value of 640 million VND.

The program is sponsored by the Vietnam Stature Fund, Nam An Cosmetic Hospital and Bella Love Foundation...

Ms. Ly Viet Trung presented 2,000 notebooks to students in Thoi Lai district. Photo: Women's Newspaper

Speaking at the program, Ms. Ly Viet Trung - Editor-in-Chief of Ho Chi Minh City Women's Newspaper, Vice President of Ho Chi Minh City Journalists Association shared: The Uncle Ho Bookshelf "Fulfilling Dreams" also wants to tell students stories about Uncle Ho's life and career, and Uncle Ho's love for children.

The donation of the bookcase also aims to develop the reading movement among students in remote schools. At the same time, it provides scholarships and gifts to disadvantaged students in remote areas to share the difficulties and help them have more motivation to strive in life and study.

“The books, gifts, and scholarships today are the fruits of hard work from many people and businesses sent to the children. I hope the children will study hard to not disappoint their parents and teachers and to become useful people in the future,” Ms. Ly Viet Trung hopes.

Source: https://www.congluan.vn/bao-phu-nu-tphcm-trao-tu-sach-bac-ho-chap-canh-uoc-mo-cho-hoc-sinh-post308007.html