A spring letter sent to the front lines

In the joyful atmosphere of the early spring days, celebrating the success of the Party Congress at all levels and the first spring after the merger of Ca Mau and Bac Lieu provinces, students of Ca Mau Community College wrote a letter to the officers and soldiers of the Da Bac Border Guard Station, expressing their feelings and gratitude to the soldiers who are guarding the peace of the Fatherland's border day and night.

• Spring rejoices in the revolutionary base area.
• Celebrating the Lunar New Year at a key national construction site.
• Spring for you

Simple letters from the lecture hall

Located in a remote and challenging area, the Da Bac Border Guard Station is not only a key national defense and security outpost but also a haven of peace for fishermen and coastal residents. Understanding the hardships and silent sacrifices of the border guards, the Executive Committee of the Ca Mau Community College Youth Union organized the "Borderland Solidarity" program, involving letter writing and gift-giving, as a way to express gratitude and share heartfelt support.

Letters and gifts were personally written and packaged by students from Ca Mau Community College and sent to the border guards in Da Bac.

In the letters they sent, each student chose a unique, simple yet sincere way of expressing themselves. Tran Duc Trong, an Information Technology student, wrote: “I am writing these lines while the sea breeze is probably blowing outside, and you are still tirelessly patrolling. As an Information Technology student at Ca Mau Community College, I spend my days with keyboards, algorithms, and transcontinental internet connections. But I understand that without you – the ‘operating systems’ protecting our sovereignty , the ‘firewalls’ preventing any threats to our maritime borders – we wouldn’t have the peace to sit here and pursue our technological dreams.”

Many students skillfully decorated the letters with lively and cute chibi drawings.

Cao Thi Ngoc, an accounting student, shared a very down-to-earth thought: while our comrades on the border protect every inch of our sea, the student generation will strive to study and work diligently, contributing to building the country through their chosen profession. From these thoughts, civic responsibility is formed naturally, not dogmatically.

Students at Ca Mau Community College carefully write letters to border guards in the early days of spring.

These letters, though short and simple in wording, contain deep faith, admiration, and affection for the border guards. Each wish for good health, each word of encouragement, is a source of spiritual strength, giving more resolve to the soldiers serving on the maritime border .

Instilling love for the sea and islands in the younger generation.

Each gift is a sincere encouragement, boosting the morale of the officers and soldiers at the Da Bac Border Guard Station, while also demonstrating the tradition of "remembering the source when drinking water" and the close bond between the military and the people, like fish and water. Through this activity, the relationship between the border guard force and the people is further strengthened, creating a solid foundation in the cause of protecting maritime sovereignty.

The students depicted stylized images of border guards on each letter.

According to Ms. Vo Tuyet Ngan, Secretary of the Youth Union of Ca Mau Community College, the activity of writing letters to border guards not only has the meaning of visiting and encouraging them, but also serves as an opportunity to educate students about their love for the homeland's seas and islands, helping them better understand the value of peace today. Through this, students become more fully aware of their responsibilities to their homeland, country, and the profession they are pursuing.

The "Borderland Solidarity" program also carries profound educational significance, contributing to fostering patriotism, a sense of responsibility, and awareness of protecting territorial sovereignty, especially among the younger generation. Through extracurricular activities, union members and students are equipped with additional knowledge about maritime sovereignty, thereby forming a solid foundation of understanding against false and distorted information on the internet.

Besides writing letters, students also get to learn about and gain knowledge regarding the sea and islands of their homeland.

Sharing her feelings after participating in the program, Vu Buu Ngoc Yen, a student from the Faculty of Early Childhood Education, said: “The activity helped me understand more about the territory and sovereignty of our country's seas and islands; thereby fostering gratitude towards the heroes and soldiers who are protecting our seas and islands day and night. More importantly, I am clearly aware of my responsibility in preserving and protecting the marine environment of my homeland.”

We believe that, at the border outpost of Đá Bạc, the heartfelt letters and gifts from students of Cà Mau Community College will become a practical source of encouragement, helping border guards and soldiers to be more confident and determined to continue fulfilling their noble mission, safeguarding every inch of sacred land and sea of ​​the Fatherland, so that the home front can always live in peace and tranquility.

Lam Khanh - Tien Luan

Source: https://baocamau.vn/la-thu-xuan-gui-noi-dau-song-a126031.html