Ho Chi Minh cultural space spreads in schools

Bringing Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space into association with open learning corners

Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space at Tran Huy Lieu Secondary School (Duc Nhuan Ward, HCMC) has just been put into operation at the beginning of the new school year, with many unique features.

This area is located right in the main hall, connecting to the classrooms. In addition to displaying books and documents about President Ho Chi Minh, the school also applies digital technology to bring Uncle Ho's ideology, morality and style closer to students.

In this space, the board “Journey in Uncle Ho’s footsteps” is designed in the form of a map of Vietnam, each location such as Cao Bang , Nghe An, Tuyen Quang… has a QR code attached. Students only need to scan the code to access information and images about Uncle Ho’s activities and imprints in each place.

In addition, the school also has a dedicated area for students to learn more about Uncle Ho's life and career. Students can scan QR codes to listen, read, and watch famous works, Uncle Ho's teachings, his will, or learn and follow Uncle Ho's teachings.

Sharing the idea, Mr. Nguyen Truong Giang, Principal of Tran Huy Lieu Secondary School, said that this cultural space was built on the spirit of combining tradition and modernity. Not only is it a place for exhibition, the area is also connected with the library, reading area, relaxation area and school garden. All are designed to be open, creating conditions for teachers to organize experiential lessons, outdoor activities, and at the same time, it is a place for students to meet in clubs or discuss in groups.

“The school’s expectation is that this space will become a place to nurture love for the homeland and country, to train morality, self-reliance, self-reliance and the desire to contribute in students. From there, students will study harder, live better, and strive to build a strong and prosperous country as Uncle Ho always wished,” Mr. Giang emphasized.

Teachers and students can scan QR codes to listen, read, and watch famous works, Uncle Ho's teachings, his Will, or learning and following Uncle Ho's content.

Phuong Vy, an 8th grade student at Tran Huy Lieu Secondary School, shared: “The Ho Chi Minh cultural space at the school is very beautiful, displaying many good books about Uncle Ho. I like to come here to read and learn more about his life and career. Through that, I feel that I need to make more efforts in studying and practicing to be worthy of Uncle Ho's contributions.”

Digitalization for easy access for students

Over the past three years, the Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space at Hong Ha Secondary and High School has become a familiar address where students learn, study and foster their love for Uncle Ho.

The space is arranged right in the library, displaying images and documents about important milestones in the life and career of President Ho Chi Minh. In particular, the collection of Uncle Ho's signatures in the period 1945-1969 along with models of stilt houses and Nha Rong wharf - places associated with him always make students feel proud.

Not only stopping at visual exhibition, the school also expanded to a "digital space", built by the History group in collaboration with teachers in charge of the Youth Union - Young Pioneers. Information is encoded in the form of QR codes, placed in classrooms and at the Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space. Thanks to that, students can easily watch 3D movies, documentaries, and books about Uncle Ho. Every month, a new topic is added, making the archive more vivid and rich.

Students excitedly experience Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space at Hong Ha Secondary and High School

According to Mr. Tran Cong Binh - Vice Principal of the school, the goal of building these spaces is to help students approach Uncle Ho in a closer and more creative way. On special occasions, the school also organizes many attractive playgrounds such as painting competitions, creating skits, and answering questions about Uncle Ho's life and career. Through that, the love and respect for Uncle Ho is naturally nurtured in each student.

Phan Ngoc Tuong Vy, a student of class 7A5, expressed: "The Ho Chi Minh cultural space at school helps me learn many stories and images about Uncle Ho, from which I feel proud and have more motivation to study and practice better."