Children express their love and respect for Uncle Ho through many meaningful writings and drawings.

On May 17, in Hanoi, the award ceremony of the contest "Uncle Ho with Children - Children with Uncle Ho" for the 2024-2025 school year took place, jointly organized by the Young Pioneers and Children Newspaper, the Central Council of Young Pioneers, the Department of Students - Ministry of Education and Training , practically aiming to celebrate the 135th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh's birthday.

This is the 5th time the contest Uncle Ho with children - Children with Uncle Ho has been widely held both domestically and internationally for children aged 6-15.

Through the contest, students can learn about the life, career, and revolutionary activities of President Ho Chi Minh as well as express their deep feelings for Uncle Ho in one of two forms: Writing or drawing.

Two contestants won First Prize. (Photo: QUANG TRUONG)

According to the Organizing Committee, the contest attracted a large number of children to participate with nearly 220,000 entries (both written and drawn) from 1,111 schools and children's houses in 61 provinces and cities across the country.

The quality of the students’ entries this year was highly appreciated by the jury. Many students created entries that were like a handbook rich in documents about the life and career of Uncle Ho; many creative entries with content about “flowers of good deeds”, “diaries of good deeds”… contained many of the students’ feelings for beloved Uncle Ho.

Children's works about Uncle Ho.

First Prize went to contestant Tran Ngoc Kieu My, 8 years old, the youngest contestant to participate in the contest.

First prize winning work by Dinh Diep Linh, a 5th grade student.

The stories and paintings of the students are fragrant flowers of gratitude and infinite love that children across the country offer to Uncle Ho on the occasion of the 135th anniversary of his birthday.

Editor-in-Chief of Young Pioneers and Children Newspaper Nguyen Phan Khue

According to Editor-in-Chief of the Young Pioneers and Children Newspaper Nguyen Phan Khue, with its strong spread, the contest has become a useful playground and a forum for children nationwide, contributing significantly to the workof educating revolutionary ideals and nurturing moral qualities for Vietnamese children.

Second prize winning work.

The Organizing Committee awarded collective prizes including: 2 First prizes, 4 Second prizes, 6 Third prizes and 30 Consolation prizes; awarded individual prizes: 2 First prizes, 5 Second prizes, 12 Third prizes and 40 Consolation prizes.

Source: https://nhandan.vn/thieu-nhi-the-hien-tinh-cam-kinh-yeu-voi-bac-ho-qua-nhieu-bai-viet-tranh-ve-y-nghia-post880404.html