The book "Journey for Peace" by Lieutenant General Nguyen Chi Vinh consists of 6 chapters, 5 of which are the author's memoirs: Exploring the Path, Preparation and Departure, Stories from Africa, Looking Back and Reflecting, and Continuing the Journey. The final chapter, "Emotions," includes articles by various authors expressing their feelings upon reading the manuscript of "Journey for Peace."
This is a memoir written by the author from the perspective of an insider. Using a simple and unpretentious writing style, the author recounts stories of Vietnam's participation in United Nations peacekeeping operations, from the arduous process of overcoming ideological barriers to the difficulties and obstacles encountered in building and deploying forces to participate in UN peacekeeping activities over the past 10 years.
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The book "Journey for Peace". |
Through each story, readers will gain a clearer understanding of the silent sacrifices and boundless solidarity of the Vietnamese "blue beret" soldiers...
The book "Journey for Peace" is not only a document recording the valuable contributions of the Vietnamese "blue beret" forces, but also a reminder of each of our responsibilities towards peace.
Furthermore, the book offers insightful perspectives on the role and significance of the Vietnamese People's Army's participation in humanitarian missions...
"I hope this book will become a source of inspiration for the young generation of Vietnam, especially young people in the military. The stories of courage, responsibility, and selfless sacrifice for the noble goals of the Vietnamese 'blue beret' soldiers will be a powerful motivation, arousing patriotism, national pride, and the desire to contribute in future generations," wrote General Nguyen Trong Nghia, Member of the Political Bureau, Secretary of the Central Committee of the Party, and Head of the Central Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Department, in the introduction to the book.
Furthermore, according to many delegates attending the book launch, the book left behind by Lieutenant General Nguyen Chi Vinh is also "a journey through the memories of a retired soldier," helping readers gain a clearer understanding of the Party and military's perspective when making the decision to participate in United Nations peacekeeping forces, from overcoming ideological barriers to understanding practical realities, building forces from "zero"... to the moment when the red flag with a yellow star of Vietnam flies over United Nations peacekeeping missions.
Because "The aspiration for peace is both a need and a responsibility of a nation with 100 million people like Vietnam."
"That is the rule and also the motivation for us to work together to protect peace on this earth," General Nguyen Chi Minh wrote.
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