Displaying 1,500 books about revolution, islands, and the Fatherland

Officers and soldiers of Brigade 167 visit and learn about the unit's book display area.

Officers and soldiers of Brigade 167 visit and learn about the unit's book display area.

With the message, "Reading culture - connecting the community"; "With books, entering the era of national growth"; "Reading books enriches knowledge, nurtures aspirations, promotes innovation and creativity", Brigade 167 introduced and displayed over 1,500 books about the revolutionary career of the Party and Uncle Ho; books on the theme of liberating the South and unifying the country, 70 years of the heroic Vietnam People's Navy, 50 years of liberating Truong Sa, 71 years of the historic victory of Dien Bien Phu; books and handbooks compiled to learn about the sea and islands of the Fatherland, the history and glorious traditions of the Army, Service and units; books, newspapers, magazines on literature and art, military science and technology, etc.

1,500 books were displayed by the Brigade in response to the 4th Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day.

1,500 books were displayed by the Brigade in response to the 4th Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day.

Along with book models, banners, and propaganda slogans, the Brigade continues to replicate the online group reading model for officers and professional soldiers, each group has from 10 to 50 members, organizing and sharing videos introducing books and articles for members to follow.

For non-commissioned officers and soldiers, the Brigade directs agencies and units to assign officers in charge of maintaining reading time and discussing the content of the favorite book they have just chosen to read after each session. Along with rotating books between existing reading cultural spaces, the Brigade encourages officers and soldiers to donate books to build more diverse bookcases, attracting readers.

Officers and soldiers participate in reading books at the Brigade's exhibition area.