Ho Chi Minh City youth apply technology, continue writing the story of peace on Phu Quy island

Soldiers present national flags to people on Phu Quy island

On June 21, the summer volunteers, who are young people from Ho Chi Minh City, completed the project of decorating the library walls at Tam Thanh Primary School - Campus 2 on Phu Quy Island District. In addition, the project "Friendly Library, Digital Transformation" was also deployed at Trieu Duong Campus.

The vivid, familiar, and colorful drawings have brought a fresh learning space to the students on the remote island. This is also the beginning of the project “Friendly, digitally transformed library” – where knowledge is illuminated by both color and technology.

According to Mr. Le Duc Dat, Vice President of the Ho Chi Minh City Student Association and Commander of the campaign in Phu Quy, the image of dry walls gradually being given new clothes with paintings, colors and positive messages is the spiritual gift that the soldiers want to convey: knowledge is the most beautiful baggage of childhood.

Hinh 1.jpg — Implementing the "National Flag Route" on Phu Quy Island

hinh 11.jpg — Sketch of Tam Thanh Mural Line "Continuing the story of peace "

Previously, in Tam Thanh commune, soldiers coordinated with local union members and youth to carry out the project "National Flag Route", contributing to spreading patriotism and love for the country.

Young people also sketched the Tam Thanh mural line "Continuing the story of peace" which became a check-in place for tourists, locals and children on the island.

hinh 5.jpg — Organizing teaching for students

hinh 3.jpg — Volunteer soldiers on Phu Quy island

At Tam Thanh Kindergarten (Hoi An village facility), soldiers built new toilets and installed a children's playground, providing better living conditions for children.

During 15 days in Phu Quy island district, the team carried out over 20 projects and tasks of the summer volunteer season, such as lighting up security roads (in Tam Thanh and Ngu Phung communes), installing solar energy systems (at the sovereignty flagpole on the island); building playgrounds and toilets for kindergartens and primary schools.

Hinh 2.jpg — Make family medicine cabinets

hinh 8.jpg — Giving gifts and medicine cabinets to Phu Quy island residents

The campaign also donated water purifiers, televisions, medicine cabinets, school backpacks, organized summer classes, health communication, and provided free medical examinations and medicine to people.