Vietnamese students in Hong Kong remember and thank Uncle Ho | Vietnamese people in four directions

2023-05-19 16:23:51

Victoria Prison – where Uncle Ho was detained during his operation in Hong Kong. (Photo Mac Luyen/Vietnam+)

In the bustling atmosphere of the summer days of May, the entire Vietnamese people, whether in the country or studying and working abroad, remember the birthday of President Ho Chi Minh (May 19). 5/1890-19/5/2023).

On this occasion, the Vietnamese Overseas Student Branch in Hong Kong together with the representative of the Executive Committee Vietnam Student Association in Hong Kong came to visit Victoria prison – the place associated with the period of his revolutionary activities from January 1930 to January 1933.

According to Mr. Nguyen Hoang Long – Secretary of the Branch of Overseas Students, President of the Vietnamese Student Association in Hong Kong, this is an important occasion for overseas students to remember and express their gratitude for Uncle Ho’s merits – national liberation hero, nation’s old father.

Hong Kong is home to many landmarks associated with its founding Communist Party of Vietnam and associated with the revolutionary activities of President Ho Chi Minh.

It was here that Nguyen Ai Quoc chaired the founding conference of the Communist Party of Vietnam on February 3, 1930, which was the starting point for the national liberation, national reunification and socialism. current association.

In June 1931, President Ho Chi Minh (with the alias Tong Van So), was arrested by the Hong Kong government and imprisoned in Victoria prison for nearly two years, until January 1933.

During the visit to this place, Vietnamese students in Hong Kong were able to review vivid history lessons and look back on Uncle Ho’s struggle to better understand the sacrifices, difficulties and hardships. that he experienced during his imprisonment in a colonial prison.

Nguyen Dac Hieu, a Master’s student at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), said he felt very emotional when he was able to visit the Victoria prison, which has been associated with a part of the journey to find the prison. President Ho Chi Minh’s road to national salvation and liberation.

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Nguyen Dac Hieu believes that this will be a meaningful and indispensable destination for Vietnamese students.

Nguyen Hoang Long shared that activities like these are not only a way for Vietnamese students in Hong Kong to remember and express their gratitude. Ho Chi Minh presidentbut also an opportunity for the students to show their solidarity and love for their homeland.

This is also an opportunity for students to meet, chat, and share their learning and life experiences in this city.

In addition, this event also contributes to promoting the love of homeland, solidarity and the spirit of shock in the hearts of young Vietnamese studying in Hong Kong.

Mac Luyen (VNA/Vietnam+)