A group of students from Nguyen Tat Thanh University practice taking photos at the mausoleum of General Le Van Duyet - Photo: TTD
The program was designed exclusively by Tuoi Tre newspaper within the framework of training cooperation between Tuoi Tre newspaper and Nguyen Tat Thanh University.
Learn to listen to history
Besides practicing photography skills, you can also learn about the history of the Nguyen Dynasty and deepen the knowledge you already knew but did not have full access to.
Bao Thy - a second-year student of the creative media department - said that this is her second year studying at Tuoi Tre newspaper. In her first year, she had many opportunities to gain practical experience, the most impressive of which was the working session with swimmer Anh Vien.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Hong Van - Member of the Executive Committee of the Heritage Association of the Tomb of General Le Van Duyet - introduces to students the history of the relic site - Photo: HO NHUONG
According to Bao Thy, the learning environment at Tuoi Tre is very dynamic, creating conditions for students to practice regularly. You will study with many different lecturers, each with their own strengths and areas of expertise, helping you develop in a diverse way instead of just absorbing theoretical knowledge.
"Today's lesson was interesting and different from the previous two, which only focused on characters. Coming to a sacred space helps me feel more calm and opens up a new color of experience. Our young generation should come to know and understand more about history," Bao Thy commented.
Similarly, Trong Hieu - a second-year student of the creative communication department - commented that today's lesson was very useful and fun, and also provided a lot of meaningful knowledge about Vietnam's historical relics.
“During the course, I also had my techniques directly corrected by the teacher right on the set, helping me to practice photography more effectively,” Hieu said.
Valuable practical lesson
Unlike Bao Thy who has been studying since her first year, Nguyen Ngoc Huyen Linh - a second year student of the creative communication department - said she regretted not having time to register for credits at Tuoi Tre newspaper in her first year, so she decided to register early in her second year.
Linh said the reason she chose to study at Tuoi Tre was because it is a suitable environment for young people to develop. According to Linh, the lecturers here are very dedicated, creating conditions for students to approach and practice many practical skills.
Student Nguyen Ngoc Huyen Linh during a practice session at the temple complex of General Le Van Duyet's mausoleum - Photo: HO NHUONG
Linh shared that she is a regular newspaper reader, and Tuoi Tre is one of her favorite newspapers because of its fast, diverse, and reliable updates.
Linh said that in this class, she had access to more knowledge about history, especially the Nguyen Dynasty. As a person with the last name Nguyen, she felt excited when learning about ancient cultural and historical values, as well as when visiting communal houses, churches and solemn spaces.
"Today's class brought me a lot of knowledge that I had never been exposed to before. When I first entered this learning space, the first thing I felt was solemnity. Even though I was late because of traffic jam, the teacher still kindly showed me how to get into the classroom, which made me feel fond of him," Linh shared.
Some pictures of students during the work session:
Ms. Nguyen Thi Hong Van presented and guided Nguyen Tat Thanh students at the mausoleum of General Le Van Duyet on the afternoon of November 9 - Photo: CONG HOANG
Mr. Huynh Tan Phat is changing incense at Ong Ba Chieu mausoleum on November 9 - Photo: LE DO TIEU THUYET
Le Nguyen Trieu Vy gently touches the Long Ma Phu Do inlaid with porcelain and glass, decorating the wall in the front hall - a sacred symbol that symbolizes wishes for luck and wisdom - Photo: NGUYEN THI HUYEN LINH
Ms. Hoang Vu Thu Huyen just lit incense from the main hall and walked out of the mausoleum of General Le Van Duyet on November 9 - Photo: TRANG TUONG VY
A female tourist offers incense at the main hall of Ong Ba Chieu mausoleum (temple of General Le Van Duyet) in Ho Chi Minh City, November 9 - Photo: LE THI BAO TRAN
Ms. Nguyen Thi Hong Van explains about the pillars carved with hidden dragons before entering the main hall of Ong Ba Chieu mausoleum - Photo: BUI THI ANH LAM
Ho Nhat Tien and Mai Nhat Lam respectfully offer incense and pray at the tomb of General Le Van Duyet and his wife Do Thi Phan - Photo: LE HONG ANH
The national historical and cultural relic site of the tomb of General Le Van Duyet is located at 1 Vu Tung, Gia Dinh ward, Ho Chi Minh City, the entire relic site is 18,500 square meters wide.
The mausoleum of the Left General Le Van Duyet is a national historical and cultural relic, in which the architecture of the mausoleum bears the strong national cultural colors of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Because this is the resting place and place of worship of a great mandarin of the Nguyen Dynasty, it bears the mark of the typical architecture of the royal art of the Nguyen Dynasty.
Not only having architectural and historical value, Ong Tomb is also a cultural activity address for the city's people. On holidays of the year, festivals with traditional religious nuances such as Khai Ha - Ky Yen take place here. With all the rituals researched and restored from ancient village rituals such as: Tuc Yet, Dan Ca, Xay Chau - Cau An, Hoi Chau, Hat Boi...
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/sinh-vien-truong-dai-hoc-nguyen-tat-thanh-vua-hoc-nghe-vua-hoc-su-tai-lang-ong-ba-chieu-20251109183530574.htm
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