Chairman Phan Ngoc Tho presenting gifts to children. Photo: Thai Binh

At the destinations, Chairman Phan Ngoc Tho congratulated children and wished them to have a really happy and cozy Mid-Autumn festival. At the same time, he desired that the children will keep on striving for being good children, good students, and Uncle Ho’s good children; as well as continue to study hard and cultivate their virtue and their talents to become the owners who build an increasing rich and civilized hometown in the future.

The chairman also required that in the coming time, the executive committees, authorities, departments, unions and localities in the provincial area continue to pay more attention to the children and create the most favorable conditions for them in their entertainment activities, their study and training processes, as well as for their comprehensive development on both physical and mental health in the safe and healthy environment.

On this occasion, the chairman required the kindergartens to focus on teaching children living skills and training students in accordance with the guideline “4 petitions, 5 remembering” (4 petitions: greeting, asking for permission, apologizing, saying thank you; 5 remembering: remembering to be responsible, honest, humane, devoted and self-disciplined)

Story, photo: Thai Son

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