A journey of gratitude and great lessons.

Professor Pham Quang Minh, Rector of the University, and Dr. Ngo Thi Kieu Oanh, Head of the Personnel Department, visited and congratulated Professor Vu Duong Ninh on a pleasant morning. On the appointed time, Professor Vu Duong Ninh opened the door and prepared to join the delegation (in his capacity as Chairman of the University's Retired Teachers Association). Professor Vu Duong Ninh, born in 1937, was a student of the first graduating class of Hanoi University and a fellow student of renowned educators and historians such as Professor Phan Dai Doan, Associate Professor Le Mau Han, Associate Professor Nguyen Thua Hy, and Associate Professor Pham Thi Tam... His meticulous approach to science and life, coupled with his excitement at the prospect of visiting his teacher and fellow students and colleagues, seemed to be the reason why Professor Vu Duong Ninh only had a short time to receive the congratulatory flowers from the Rector. He urged the delegation to leave early. The delegation visited and congratulated Professor Dinh Xuan Lam, Professor Phan Huy Le, and Professor Phan Dai Doan. Professor Dinh Xuan Lam and Professor Phan Huy Le are two of the legendary "four pillars" of the History Department (along with Professor Ha Van Tan and the late Professor Tran Quoc Vuong). Professor Dinh Xuan Lam (born in 1925Professor Phan Huy Le, now over 90 years old, may be in frail health, but he still greets and interacts with his students with warm, affectionate eyes. Those eyes continue to follow and inspire generations of students as they embark on their scientific journey. The delegation visited and congratulated Professor Phan Huy Le.Born in 1934, President of the Vietnam Historical Association). Lessons about science and life are still enthusiastically shared with students by the teacher. Teacher Phan Dai Doanborn in 1936He has been suffering from a serious illness for nearly 17 years. Upon meeting his friend (Teacher Vu Duong Ninh) and his student, the teacher was overjoyed, extending his hand for a firm handshake. The reunion of the two friends was filled with laughter and reminiscing, leaving the student truly admiring, respecting, and moved.

Professor Nguyen Van Kim, Party Secretary and Vice Rector of the University, along with Associate Professor Dang Xuan Khang (Chairman of the Trade Union) and Mr. Nguyen Tich Nghi (Deputy Head of the Personnel Department), visited Professor Ha Van Tan, Associate Professor Nguyen Thua Hy, Associate Professor Nguyen Quoc Hung, and Associate Professor Le Sy Giao. Professor Ha Van Tan, 82 years old, is frail but still very sharp and knowledgeable. Although he doesn't speak the words, he personally writes down in his notebooks the things he reminds his students of, focusing on his scientific work. Professor Nguyen Thua Hy and Professor Nguyen Quoc Hung are also in their 80s, but their health and intellect inspire admiration from their students. Professor Le Sy Giao is also over 70. These professors have dedicated their hearts and minds to building and enhancing the reputation of the History department as well as other new but highly prestigious departments of the University, such as Professor Nguyen Quoc Hung with Oriental Studies and Professor Le Sy Giao with Anthropology.

Associate Professor Hoang Anh Tuan, Vice Rector, and Mr. Dang Quang Thai, Deputy Head of the Administrative and General Affairs Department, visited and congratulated Professor Phan Huu Dat and his family on Vietnamese Teachers' Day.

Associate Professor Dr. Hoang Anh Tuan, Vice Rector, and Mr. Dang Quang Thai, Deputy Head of the Administration and General Affairs Department, visited and congratulated the following professors: Professor Dr. Phan Huu Dat (born in 1928), Prof. People's Teacher Ha Minh Duc (born in 1935), Assoc. Prof. Dr. Le Mau Han (born in 1932), Prof. Nguyen Kim Dinh (born in 1931At an age rarely reached, the professors still lead very rich lives: rich in intellect, rich in spirit, rich in life experience, and with an unceasing enthusiasm for science and current affairs. When students visit to congratulate them, the professors still "give" them books and write exemplary and affectionate messages. The professors not only fondly recall memories of the past but also congratulate the school on its new developments, as well as remind and advise students on issues of the present and future.

Associate Professor Tran Thi Minh Hoa, Vice Rector of the University, visited and congratulated Associate Professor Dang Thi Hanh and her family on Vietnamese Teachers' Day. Photo: Nguyen Quang Lieu

Associate Professor Dr. Tran Thi Minh Hoa, Vice Rector, and Dr. Nguyen Quang Lieu, Head of the Political and Student Affairs Department, visited the elderly teachers, the "precious pillars" of the school's tradition: Professor Dr. Hoang Thi Chau (born in 1934, (she was the first female professor of Vietnamese Linguistics), Assoc. Prof. Dr. Dang Thi Hanhborn in 1930, I was honored to receive the Order of the Academic Palms of the French Republic in 2013 for my literary achievements.), People's Teacher Lê Hồng Sâm (Born in 1930, he was honored with the Order of the Academic Palms of the French Republic in 2003 for his literary achievements.), Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pham Thi Tam (Born in 1937, a renowned scientist specializing in the history of resistance against foreign invaders and Vietnamese military art.). The elegant demeanor, sharp intellect, gestures, and speech of the senior female teachers remain as they were when they stood on the podium, deeply ingrained in their scientific character and everyday lives. They still maintain the habit of research as an indispensable activity, even working with computers and always keeping up with current scientific issues. After visiting and wishing good health to the senior female teachers of the University, Associate Professor Dr. Tran Thi Minh Hoa emotionally shared:Visiting and wishing good health to our senior professors has become a cherished tradition and a distinctive cultural feature of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. When visiting them, I see that they are not only great scientists but also great personalities. They embody the image of elegant, exemplary, and knowledgeable Vietnamese women. I truly admire them. They remain deeply committed to science and the university, maintaining regular contact with each other and with their students. These are truly valuable qualities. Furthermore, they are compelling examples of intellectual women, successful female educators and scientists, both in their careers and in their personal lives. They serve as role models and inspirations for female educators and scientists at the university in general, and for myself in particular, in all aspects of our careers and lives.".

In the presence of our teachers, life seems to become calm and peaceful, and all the noble human values ​​are revived. In the presence of our teachers, generations of students continue to learn profound lessons. Many teachers have passed away, and many others live far away. Once again, we honor the pioneering generations who laid the foundation and built the walls of knowledge and character in the 70-year tradition of building and developing our school.Respect the past - Embrace the futureThe leadership, faculty, and staff of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities will uphold the traditions, continue to write glorious chapters in the university's history, contribute to the development of the education sector in particular and the nation-building process in general, and affirm the stature of a prestigious center for training and research in social sciences and humanities in the context of international integration.