(HBO) – Pham Ngoc The, former Deputy Director of the Hoa Binh Socialist Labour Youth School (now the province’s Boarding High School for Ethnic Minority Students) was among the people having chances to meet President Ho Chi Minh. He said it was his honour to meet the President thrice and directly listen to the late leader’s kind and warm teachings.
Pham Ngoc The, former Deputy Director of the Hoa Binh
Socialist Labour Youth School (now the province’s Boarding High School for
Ethnic Minority Students), tells the school’s students about the times he met
President Ho Chi Minh.
The first time was when President Ho Chi Minh
visited the province’s school for agricultural collectivisation near Ngoc
Terminal in Ky Son district, now Hoa Binh city, on October 19, 1958.
The said the leader’s teachings are still deeply
in his mind now. President Ho Chi Minh said during the trip that if cadres were
not dedicated to working, studying, and making self-improvement, they would lag
behind and lose the people’s trust, so cadres must constantly improve their
knowledge, political mettle, and professional capacity.
In 1960, while The was working at the
construction site of Road 12B in Kim Boi district, he was chosen to represent
local young people at the congress of the northern region’s hard-working
socialist youths, held in Hanoi on March 16. At this event, he once again met
Uncle Ho.
He said President Ho Chi Minh’s opinions at the
congress had left a strong impression on him. The leader called on the young
delegates to exert stronger efforts, stay modest, keep learning, fulfil every
task assigned by the Party and the people, and that they should do good deeds,
even small ones, and avoid every bad thing, which are also the teachings The
often repeats when talking to his descendants.
On August 17, 1962, Uncle Ho paid a visit to the
Socialist Labour Youth School, which was the third time The met him. At that
time, The was surprised that the leader visited the school’s kitchen, where The
was working as manager, as soon as he arrived.
Talking to the school’s cadres, teachers, and
students, the President asked for increased farming and cooking to improve
portions and meal quality, along with enhanced solidarity and discipline, and
further practice of democracy.
Uncle Ho’s teachings have served as a driving
force for the school’ teachers and students to make unceasing efforts to
surmount every difficulty, The added./.
Throughout his revolutionary life, Uncle Ho visited Hoa Binh province four times. He also sent dozens of letters, telegrams, greeting cards, and heartfelt messages to local officials, Party members, and people of all ethnic groups, urging them to remain united, support one another, strive for progress, and actively engage in both production and resistance efforts to build a prosperous homeland.
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