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| Vice President - General Secretary Nguyen Thi Thu Ha and the delegation visited Nam Khe Son Hospital. (Photo: Quang Vinh/https://mattran.org.vn) |
Accompanying the delegation were Ms. Ham Huy, Vice Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, and leaders of Guangxi province and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
Visiting Nam Khe Son Hospital, Vice President - General Secretary Nguyen Thi Thu Ha and the delegation were introduced to the establishment process and meaningful activities of the hospital for the Vietnamese people during the resistance war and the achievements that the hospital has achieved in recent times.
Accordingly, Nam Khe Son Hospital was previously a very special hospital built by the Chinese Government right on Chinese territory, but only accepted wounded and sick soldiers who were Vietnamese officers and soldiers for treatment.
The hospital was started in 1967 and was built from the best materials and equipment in China at that time. The hospital was officially inaugurated, named Nam Khe Son Hospital on October 23, 1968 and welcomed the first batch of Vietnamese wounded and sick soldiers for treatment on March 26, 1969.
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| Vice President - General Secretary Nguyen Thi Thu Ha and the delegation visited Nam Khe Son Hospital. (Photo: Quang Vinh/https://mattran.org.vn) |
Since March 1969, through the Vietnamese contact point, Hospital E, Nanxishan Hospital under the Chinese Ministry of Health has been treating wounded and sick soldiers from South Vietnam and mid- and high-ranking officials from various localities in Vietnam. Therefore, most doctors and nurses who come to work at this hospital take the opportunity to learn Vietnamese to facilitate the process of examining and caring for Vietnamese patients and wounded soldiers.
The doctors and medical staff working at Nam Khe Son Hospital during this period were all people with solid expertise and good political qualities, some of whom were even leading experts in China. At that time, Guilin was a difficult land, with inadequate facilities, but when they learned that they would be treating wounded Vietnamese soldiers, everyone was moved and determined to volunteer.
The hospital also received investment from the Chinese government to build a large hall to screen movies, perform arts and organize other entertainment activities. The hall was even larger than the most advanced Lijiang Theater in Guilin at that time. Books and newspapers were also fully provided. When patients wanted to learn more, interpreters could help translate...
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| Vice President - General Secretary Nguyen Thi Thu Ha took souvenir photos at Nam Khe Son Hospital. (Photo: Quang Vinh/https://mattran.org.vn) |
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During the process of the hospital providing treatment for Vietnamese war invalids, many delegations of high-ranking Vietnamese officials visited, encouraged and presented gifts to doctors and patients. In 1974, the President of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam awarded the First Class Resistance Medal to the collective of cadres, doctors and medical staff of Nam Khe Son Hospital.
After the last batch of Vietnamese wounded and sick soldiers were discharged in December 1975, since 1976, Nanxishan Hospital has been under the management of Guangxi Province. Currently, Nanxishan Hospital belongs to Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The hospital is making great strides in terms of expertise, has many advanced facilities, and is one of the largest and most prestigious hospitals in Guilin, China.
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| Vice President - General Secretary Nguyen Thi Thu Ha and the delegation visited the Memorial House of Vietnamese Schools. (Photo: Quang Vinh/https://mattran.org.vn) |
Also on the afternoon of April 22, Vice President - General Secretary Nguyen Thi Thu Ha and the delegation visited the Memorial House of Vietnamese Schools located on the campus of Guangxi Normal University, Guilin City, Guangxi Province.
From the 1950s to the 1970s, during the resistance war, with the consent of China, a number of Vietnamese schools were transferred to teach at the Yutai area of Guangxi Normal University to ensure the safety of teachers and students. From 1951 to 1975, more than 10,000 Vietnamese students completed their studies in Guilin and returned to their homeland.
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| Vice President - General Secretary Nguyen Thi Thu Ha and the delegation visited the Memorial House of Vietnamese Schools. (Photo: Quang Vinh/https://mattran.org.vn) |
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| Vice President - General Secretary Nguyen Thi Thu Ha and the delegation visited the Memorial House of Vietnamese Schools. (Photo: Quang Vinh/https://mattran.org.vn) |
Inaugurated on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and China (January 18, 1950 - January 18, 2010), the Vietnam School Memorial House is currently displaying memorabilia and images... recording the unforgettable years of study of generations of Vietnamese students during the resistance war.
The memorial house of Vietnamese schools in Guangxi, China is not simply a place to preserve images and information about a historical process, but it has become a traditional house to preserve good memories of the relationship between the two nations in the past and help young students from both China and Vietnam understand and be proud of their fathers and brothers and feel responsible to preserve and develop that good relationship.
According to the Vietnam Fatherland Front Electronic Information Page
https://mattran.org.vn/hoat-dong/lan-toa-tinh-huu-nghi-viet-nam-trung-quoc-qua-nhung-dia-chi-do-ghi-dau-an-lich-su-cua-nhan-dan-hai-nuoc-63491.html
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