The organising committee presents awards to young participants in the 2025 "We tell stories about Uncle Ho” contest.

The 2025 edition of the "We tell stories about Uncle Ho” contest brought together 14 young participants aged 7-15 from across the province. Each contestant presented a heartfelt story about President Ho Chi Minh, highlighting his life, career, moral example, and deep affection for children. Performances combined expressive narration with creative visual aids.

Two first prizes were awarded to Duong Khanh Ngan (Hoa Binh city) and Nguyen Bao Ngan (Luong Son district). Organisers also presented three second prizes, five third prizes, and four consolation prizes.

In parallel, the province held a painting contest themed "Uncle Ho and children – children and Uncle Ho”. According to the jury, entries reflected the sincere admiration of Hoa Binh’s children for the late President, expressed through imaginative and emotionally resonant artworks.

In the primary school category, Yui Yoshizaki (Grade 5US, Da Hop Inter-level School, Hoa Binh city) won first prize, while the junior secondary school category saw Nguyen Ngoc Minh Tam (Grade 9A4, Song Da Secondary School, Hoa Binh city) took the top award. Additional prizes included two second prizes, three third prizes, and multiple commendation awards in each category.

The events were part of a series of meaningful activities marking the135th birth anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh (May 19, 1890 - 2025).

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