Miss H'Hen Nie returns to the West to give children 2 friendly libraries

Coming to the newly opened library, looking at the pictures decorated by teachers on the wall, the books lined up and classified according to standard color codes, H'hen Nie said she was extremely moved.

Miss H'Hen Nie returned to An Giang to present a friendly library to children. (Photo: Contributor/Vietnam+)

Miss H'Hen Nie recently returned to An Giang to continue donating two friendly libraries following the Room To Read model. Bringing a friendly library to the Southwest for the first time, H'Hen Nie could not hide her emotions. Previously, nine friendly libraries had been inaugurated in the provinces of the North, Central Highlands and South Central regions. H'Hen Nie always pondered after each time she went to give out libraries, receiving messages from teachers, students and people in other places hoping that H'Hen Nie would return to the school to give out libraries. "At times like that, H'Hen feels very sad because she cannot build more libraries. There are still many places that wish to have a friendly library, H'Hen can only say sorry and try her best to complete more libraries as soon as possible," H'Hen Nie shared. The beauty said that to build a library, in addition to cost, it also depends on many other factors. Therefore, when there are enough conditions to build a friendly library, H'Hen Nie will ask Room To Read to advise on choosing a suitable location and school. This time, friendly libraries No. 10 and 11 have arrived in Tri Ton district and Tinh Bien district of An Giang province. Specifically, friendly library No. 10 is at A O Lam Primary School, Tri Ton district, and friendly library No. 11 is at D An Cu Primary School, Tinh Bien district.

H'Hen Nie participated in a story reading session with the children and played the role of a giant ship in the story. (Photo: CTV/Vietnam+)

The first time H'Hen Nie inaugurated a library in a southwestern province, she was very moved when she saw the pictures decorated by teachers on the wall, the books lined up and classified by standard color codes. "In the past, H'Hen often read newspaper clippings wrapped in bread, so H'Hen understood the value of books. Many times, she wanted to have books to read but didn't know where to find them. So now that she has the means, H'Hen wants to bring books to the children, which is also a way to fulfill the dream of the little girl H'Hen," she said.   H'Hen Nie said. At A O Lam Primary School and D An Cu Primary School, in addition to the friendly library, Miss H'hen Nie also donated an additional amount to give scholarships to students in difficult circumstances, and Vinamilk milk has been with her in the libraries up to now. When witnessing the joy of the children when having a library with lots of books and stories, H'Hen Nie confided: "H'Hen firmly believes that if children form the habit of reading books right from primary school, this will be a good opportunity for them to discover their own abilities later. Maintaining the habit of reading books until they grow up will help them acquire a lot of knowledge."

“In the past, H'Hen often read newspaper clippings to wrap bread, so H'Hen understands the value of books..." (Photo: Contributor/Vietnam+)

Sharing the reason for persistently implementing the project for nearly 7 years, H'Hen Nie said that because books are the best friends of students, she wants children to have this friend during their school years.

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