The Hanoi municipal chapter of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union (HCMCYU) honoured 10 outstanding young people for their contributions during 2012-2017 at its 15th Congress held in the capital city from October 18-20.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan
Phuc and 10 outstanding young people 2016 (Source: VNA)
They include Asso. Prof
Tran Xuan Bach, wushu martial artist Duong Thuy Vi, head of the club "5,000 VND
Rice” Bui Quang Long, "inventor of farmers” Ta Dinh Huy, Meritorious Artist
Nguyen Xuan Bac, businessman Le Vinh Son, Sergeant Major Truong Duy Tung from
the Hanoi Public Security Department’s Department of Fire Prevention and
Fighting, deputy head of the Office of the Youth Association for Voluntary
Blood Donation Recruitment Le Thanh Nam, captain Nguyen Ngoc Son from the Hanoi
Public Security Department’s Criminal Police Office, and Lieutenant Nguyen Anh
Tuan from the Hanoi Capital High Command.
As the youngest associate professor in Vietnam, Bach is now a lecturer in
health economics at the Hanoi University of Medicine’s Institute for Preventive
Medicine and Public Health. He won the first prize of the Dang Van Ngu Award in
2013, the second prize in 2015 and the third prize in 2016, an award on
international studies on clinical and preventive medicine from the Centre for
AIDS Studies of the US’s Johns Hopkins University.
He also offered instructions to over 30 students who later won 11 scientific
research awards at the national and university level, authored more than 100
articles, including 60 ones published on prestigious international science
magazines, and issued three books, two of them are written in English.
Wushu martial artist Vi grabbed the first gold for the Vietnamese sports team
at the SEA Games 2013, the only gold at the ASIAD
2014 in the Republic of
Korea, and a number of gold medals.
Meanwhile, Long founded the club "5,000 VND Rice” in August 2012, offering more
than 30,000 food portions, thousands of water and fresh milk bottles to poor
children, workers and students.
Though only graduating from a high school, Huy successfully made a
multi-functional farming machine and created jobs for 15 young people in the
commune. He has so far produced over 1,000 machines with 15 functions as
ordered by farmers nationwide.
In the fire at CT4A and CT4B apartment blocks in Xa La urban area in Ha Dong
district, Tung led 50 people stuck at CT4B block to the terrace and took them
to the ground safely. With such brave acts, he received the government’s
certificate of merit. Last year, he was honoured with the title "Outstanding
young people follow Uncle Ho’s teachings”.
Source: VNA
With just over a month left until the school summer break, students are eagerly anticipating a period of rest and fun after a year of academic pressure. To provide a healthy environment for the physical development, in addition to the classes that foster talents and enhance the academic knowledge, sports and physical activities continue to attract a large number of children and teenagers.
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