'Coloring memories' restores portraits to pay tribute to heroic martyrs

On the afternoon of December 14, Ha Tinh Provincial Youth Union coordinated with Skyline group, Ha Tinh Newspaper and Ha Tinh Provincial Young Entrepreneurs Association to organize the program "Coloring memories" to present restored portraits to pay tribute to heroic martyrs. in the province

The program "Coloring memories" presented reconstructed portraits to pay tribute to heroic martyrs in Ha Tinh province. PHOTO: PHAM DUC

The program aims to practically celebrate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam People's Army (December 22, 1944 - December 22, 2024), to remember and pay tribute to the heroic martyrs who sacrificed for national independence and to strengthen education on traditions, patriotism, and foster revolutionary ideals for the young generation.

According to the organizers, during the resistance wars for national independence and to protect the nation’s territorial integrity, there were countless young men and women of eighteen and twenty who went to war and never returned. Until now, there are still martyrs who sacrificed their lives but their remains have not been found and thousands of martyrs who have fallen without a single intact photo, making those who remain restless and tormented.

Ha Tinh Provincial Party Secretary Hoang Trung Dung and representatives of the organizing committee presented a reconstructed portrait of martyr Nguyen Xuan Thinh to martyr Thinh's mother, Ms. Nguyen Thi Nhu.

PHOTO: PHAM DUC

Since the beginning of 2024, through the connection of Ha Tinh Provincial Youth Union, a group of young people who love technology Skyline has planned to carry out the project "Coloring Memories" to restore free portraits of heroic martyrs in Ha Tinh province.

After many days and nights of hard work, the Skyline team has restored more than 130 portraits of martyrs to give to their relatives.

At today’s program, the organizers presented nearly 70 photos to the families of martyrs. Many martyrs’ relatives hugged the photos and cried with emotion.

The remaining photos will be presented directly to the martyrs' relatives by the organizers and the local Youth Union.

Martyrs' relatives were moved when receiving the restored photo from the program organizers.

PHOTO: PHAM DUC

Ms. Nguyen Ny Huong, Secretary of the Ha Tinh Provincial Youth Union, said that the restored photos of heroic martyrs not only recreate their portraits but also serve as a bridge between the past and the present, helping the families and relatives of martyrs to "reunite" in a special way.

The warm welcome from the martyrs' relatives and the community has motivated the Youth Union, accompanying units and especially the Skyline group to make more efforts on the journey of gratitude.

"This is also a meaningful message to remind today's young generation of their responsibility in preserving and continuing the achievements that previous generations of fathers and heroes and martyrs have created," Ms. Huong shared.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/to-mau-ky-uc-phuc-dung-di-anh-tri-an-cac-anh-hung-liet-si-185241214183739333.htm