Hanoi (VNA) –ඣ Contributions of the Hoang Dieu Citadel National Salvation Youth Union to the 1945 August Revolution have been remembered as present youngsters are following their example in national construction and defence with specific actions.
Upholding traditions
Nguyen Ngoc Viet, Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (HCM CYU)’s Committee of Hanoi, said the August Revolution has passed down great lessons on how to optimise opportunities. The sound Party leadership helped to bring into play the great national unity bloc and national strength in the general uprising. Generations of Hanoi youths, with the Hoang Dieu Citadel National Salvation Youth Union as a typical example, faithfully and undauntedly pursued the revolutionary path defined by the Party and President Ho Chi Minh. They, together with Hanoians, completed legendary accomplishments in the past struggle for independence, as well as the present cause of construction, development and defence of the capital city and the country. “Upholding the traditions passed down by youth generations who sacrificed their lives for national construction and defence is the responsibility of the capital city’s young people,” Viet said. “Through different periods of time, such traditions have been preserved and carried forwards with multiple movements.”Devoting their youth
Amidst the fourth Industrial Revolution, the HCM CYU committee of Hanoi has called on local youngsters to continue to uphold the traditions and devote to the construction and defence of the capital city and the country.Last March, the Hanoi Youth Union organised a fundraising ceremony for the “Fund for Vietnam’s Sea, Islands.”
The move aims to support soldiers and civilians staying on Truong Sa (Spatly) archipelago in Vietnam’s East Sea to safeguard the country’s sea and island sovereignty.
Viet called on young people of the capital city to donate to the fund while doing their utmost to prevent the spread of the acute respiratory disease caused by the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2.
🥂 The union’s staff members offered at least one day’s salary to the fund, along with various donations from youth unions of local universities and firms.
The Hoang Dieu Citadel National Salvation Youth Union was set up in August 1944 at No.44 Bat Dan street, with around 60 members. In the following months, the organisation intensified dissemination information on the Viet Minh Front as well as the Party’s revolutionary guidelines under the leadership of President Ho Chi Minh at markets, schools, theatres and factories in both downtown Hanoi and surrounding areas such as Ha Dong and Son Tay. After the August Revolution, the union and people nationwide exerted every effort to protect the revolutionary government. |