Meet 3 female students and soldiers of ethnic minorities participating in the A80 parade

In the A80 parade formation, Lao Cai province was honored to have the participation of 3 female students and soldiers who are ethnic minorities.

Ms. Tan Thanh Luong, born in 2004, Dao ethnic group, born and raised in Trinh Tuong commune, Lao Cai province, Luong is currently a student of the People's Security Academy, she was honored to participate in the female traffic police force.

Tan Thanh Luong and her teammates practice in the female traffic police unit.

When taking on the task, Luong had determined that there would be many hardships and difficulties. But being able to participate in the important event of the nation is a great pride. Every step, every movement is not only a personal journey, but also a link connecting the youth with history, with the patriotic tradition of the homeland.

Female soldier of Military Region 2, Vang Thi Huong, born in 2002, Giay ethnic group, from Bat Xat commune, Lao Cai province, is one of 122 soldiers participating in the parade of the Vietnam Women's Military Music Group. The special feature of this group is that they march while carrying large, heavy musical instruments, so packing up is much more difficult. However, with a sense of responsibility and determination, Vang Thi Huong and her fellow soldiers in the group have overcome all difficulties and challenges to complete the mission.

Vang Thi Huong and her teammates in the Vietnam Women's Military Band

Ly Xe So, born in 2006, Ha Nhi ethnic group, hometown in Y Ty commune, Lao Cai province, is currently a first-year student at the People's Police Academy. Although born into a poor family, there was a time when she thought she would have to drop out of school, but with determination and will, in 2024, So was admitted to the People's Police Academy. During the national holiday, she was honored to be part of the Special Police Female Soldiers group, marching and marching A80.

Ly Xe So and the group of female special police officers

"We were encouraged and helped by teachers and seniors to overcome difficulties and complete our tasks. The training conditions were very difficult, especially for girls, but the pride and responsibility for the Fatherland gave me strength. This is not only a task, but also a great honor for me, thereby helping me to practice, mature and be worthy of the trust of my family, teachers and villages in the border area," Ly Xe So shared.

During the historic autumn days, when the national joy spread, the footsteps of students, cadres and soldiers, the children of Lao Cai homeland, joined the majestic rhythm of the whole country on the historic Ba Dinh Square, adding more resonance to the immortal epic of the Vietnamese people.

Source: https://phunuvietnam.vn/lao-cai-3-nu-sinh-vien-can-bo-chien-si-nguoi-dan-toc-thieu-so-tham-gia-khoi-dieu-binh-dieu-hanh-a80-20250826113704944.htm