"A warm family home"

From birth to adulthood, I received the sacred and invaluable love of my father and mother. They gave birth to me and raised me. I thought life was only about the love of my parents. But since growing up and going to school, I've realized that besides my parents, there are also teachers who wholeheartedly love, help, and guide me to become the person I am today.

Teachers are the ones who help students overcome the thorny paths that lie ahead. Many have said, "Teachers are like ferrymen," they must guide the boat from one shore to the other. Teachers have dedicated their entire lives and hearts to teaching these innocent, naive children. These second parents must always stay up late preparing lesson plans and getting their lessons ready. And in their hearts, they have a great desire to educate and guide these children to become good citizens who will contribute to society and the country. Teachers not only sacrifice but also dedicate all their love and affection to these children, nurturing and imparting all their knowledge to us. And if we grasp this knowledge, we will have enough faith, courage, and strength to reach our dreams. In addition, the teachers also pay great attention to our spiritual well-being, creating favorable conditions for the Youth Union and Student Association to operate, creating many beneficial playgrounds for students, helping us to have a comfortable and harmonious spiritual life, and avoiding the pitfalls of life.

Although we are still students, without much experience or knowledge of life's challenges, we understand some of the difficulties faced by our teachers. Behind the hours spent diligently teaching students, many teachers also have to work extra jobs to support their families. Behind the hours spent preparing lesson plans are sleepless nights writing books and textbooks to supplement their meager salaries.
For me, each academic year was like a step on the path to the future. Especially my first year, when I first entered the gates of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, I felt bewildered and unfamiliar. But Ms. Ngoc – our academic advisor – helped me and my classmates answer our questions and clarify our uncertainties about the school, the classes, the study materials, and how to study effectively… I especially loved her classes and her teaching method: learning through play, and playing through learning. Her lessons were never dry but always filled with laughter. She always taught us how to treat others and the principles of being a good person. She often reminded us: “If you make a mistake, never blame others; you must bravely acknowledge your own wrongdoing.” She always encouraged and motivated us to become more confident and self-worthful.

If I am no longer able to attend school, I will remember everything my teachers have taught me. I will remember the graceful ao dai dresses of my teachers and the shirts of my teachers. I will remember the great efforts and guidance of my teachers. I thank all the teachers of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. Especially Ms. Ngoc, thank you for everything and all the sacrifices you have made for us. No matter where I am in the future, my heart will always remember my teachers.

Even if tomorrow I go to all corners of the world
Her teachings will be remembered forever!