Nearly 250 outstanding HYPO members join the Green Seed Journey

On the morning of September 27, at the Tran Bien Temple of Literature (Tran Bien ward, Dong Nai province), the Dong Nai Provincial Youth Union organized a program to offer incense to report achievements and launch the Green Seed Journey of Dong Nai province in 2025.

Delegates participating in the Green Seed Journey of Dong Nai province in 2025 offer incense at Tran Bien Temple of Literature. Photo: Nga Son

As part of the program, nearly 250 outstanding members of the Ho Chi Minh Young Pioneer Organization from Inter-Chapters across the province respectfully offered a vibrant flower basket to President Ho Chi Minh, symbolizing their strong academic achievements and continuous efforts in recent times. Alongside expressing deep gratitude for his immense contributions to the nation, the delegation participating in the 2025 Green Seed Journey pledged to always remember Uncle Ho’s Five Teachings, vowing to study and follow his example in order to be worthy of the title “Uncle Ho’s Good Children” and to fulfill their role as the future leaders of the country.

Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Youth Union and Chairwoman of the HYPO’s Council of Dong Nai province Nguyen Tran Phuong Ha delivers remarks at the kick-off ceremony. Photo: Nga Son

Speaking at the departure ceremony, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Youth Union and Chair of the Young Pioneer Council of Dong Nai province, Nguyen Tran Phuong Ha, stated that this is the first time the Provincial Youth Union has organized the “Green Seed Journey” for outstanding Young Pioneers since the provincial merger. The program is designed to promote national traditions, foster patriotism, and instill gratitude in the younger generation toward those who came before them, preparing them to carry forward the cause of building and defending the Fatherland. It also offers outstanding members an opportunity to meet, connect, and share experiences in learning and life, helping them gain valuable and meaningful memories during their school years.

Outstanding HYPO members listen to an introduction about the history of the Tran Bien Temple of Literature Relic Site. Photo: Nga Son

As part of the journey, in addition to offering incense and learning about the Tran Bien Temple of Literature, delegates also paid tribute, visited, and explored the Tan Hiep Prison Relic Site in Tam Hiep ward, one of the six largest prisons in southern Vietnam, where, nearly 70 years ago, imprisoned revolutionary soldiers launched a prison break uprising.

Delegates visit and learn about history at the Tan Hiep Prison Relic Site. Photo: Nga Son

In addition, the delegates visited and engaged in activities at Regiment 935 to gain a deeper understanding of the traditions of the Vietnam People's Army. The outstanding Young Pioneers also took part in a team-building program at Dong Nai Children's House, where they were trained in resilience, teamwork, and essential social skills.

By Nga Son - Translated by Huyen Trang, Minho