The provincial museum organizes a historical education seminar "Heroic Martyr Hoang Van Tho - Unquenchable Flame - Evergreen Tradition"

On the morning of July 24, Lao Cai Provincial Museum organized a historical education topic: "Heroic Martyr Hoang Van Tho - Unquenchable Flame - Evergreen Tradition" and an experiential activity of making gratitude cards to celebrate the 78th anniversary of War Invalids and Martyrs Day (July 27, 1947 - July 27, 2025).

Here, students were able to see images and documents of the Vietnam People's Army Cinema about Martyr Hoang Van Tho; and interact with writer Ha Lam Ky, author of the book "The Last Memento" about the hero of his hometown Lao Cai .

Students interact with writer Ha Lam Ky.

Heroic martyr Hoang Van Tho was a Tay ethnic, born in 1932, in Thanh Tu village, Dai Lich commune (now Chan Thinh commune, Lao Cai province). Enlightened by the revolution early, from his teenage years, he joined the Guerrilla Team against the French colonialists and heroically sacrificed himself in the fight against the French colonialists on his homeland.

During the program, students also had the opportunity to directly experience making gratitude cards for war invalids, martyrs and people with revolutionary contributions.

Students experience making gratitude cards.

Students presented their ideas and products.

This meaningful activity has profound historical and humanistic values, contributing to educating the young generation about revolutionary traditions and the morality of "When drinking water, remember its source".

Source: https://baolaocai.vn/bao-tang-tinh-to-chuc-chuyen-de-giao-duc-lich-su-anh-hung-liet-sy-hoang-van-tho-ngon-lua-khong-tat-truyen-thong-mai-xanh-post649604.html