“Red Summer Camp”: 10 days of exploring Vietnamese and Chinese culture and history

The 10-day journey of the “Red Summer Study Camp” not only helps Vietnamese and Chinese students better understand each other’s revolutionary history and culture, but also contributes to strengthening trust, enhancing humanistic exchange, and opening up a future of lasting friendly cooperation.

To practically celebrate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of Vietnam - China diplomatic relations and implement the "Vietnam - China Humanitarian Exchange Year" 2025, Guangxi Normal University (Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China) organized the "Red Summer Study Camp" program with the theme "Following the footsteps of our ancestors to cultivate friendship".

Delegates listen to an introduction to the relic site “The Secret Agency of the Communist Party of Vietnam in Long Chau”. (Photo: Cao Bang Newspaper)

The program was attended by 63 delegates including teachers, students and pupils from many localities in Vietnam such as Cao Bang, Quang Ninh, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Hue, Hai Phong, Lang Son, along with leaders of the Department of Education and Training of Guangxi (China), the Board of Directors of Guangxi Normal University and the Consulate General of Vietnam in Nanning.

Within the framework of the program, the delegates visited many red addresses associated with the revolutionary activities of President Ho Chi Minh and Vietnamese revolutionary leaders in Guangxi such as: Uncle Ho's Memorial House in Longzhou District, Uncle Ho's old residence in Liuzhou City, the old site of Duc Tai School in Nanning, the Memorial House of Vietnamese Schools, the Eighth Route Army Office and Nam Khe Son Hospital in Guilin.

Vietnamese students visit the old site of Duc Tai School in Nanning. (Photo: Cao Bang Newspaper)

The delegation also had the opportunity to visit key industrial facilities, artificial intelligence research and application centers in Nanning, Liuzhou as well as many cultural and historical sites such as Jingjiang Wangcheng and Guangxi Cultural Museum. These trips not only helped students from both countries learn about the revolutionary imprints, but also broadened their vision of Guangxi’s modern development.

The “Red Summer Camp” has created a space for Vietnamese and Chinese students to study, experience and exchange, thereby enhancing understanding, friendship and cooperation between the young generations of the two countries. The program not only has profound educational significance, fostering patriotism, humanitarian spirit and social responsibility, but also contributes to fostering traditional friendship, especially between the border localities of Vietnam and Guangxi.

Source: https://thoidai.com.vn/trai-he-hoc-tap-do-10-ngay-kham-pha-van-hoa-lich-su-viet-trung-215621.html