Attending the Ceremony, on behalf of the Center for National Defense and Security Education, there were Comrade Tran Danh Luc - Party Cell Secretary, Director of the Center; Colonel Dinh Van Huong - Deputy Director of the Center; and officers and lecturers of the Center for National Defense and Security Education. On behalf of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, there was Dr. Nguyen Quang Lieu - Head of the Department of Politics and Student Affairs.
Speaking at the ceremony, Colonel Dinh Van Huong - Deputy Director of the Center acknowledged and praised the results that students have achieved during their efforts and studies at Hoa Lac (from August 5, 2017 to September 1, 2017). The Colonel hopes that students will return to the School to continue their studies, always care and share with the Center and keep the memorable moments, beautiful memories and respect for the results achieved at Hoa Lac.
Colonel Dinh Van Huong speaks at the ceremony
On behalf of the School, Dr. Nguyen Quang Lieu expressed his thanks to all the staff, lecturers and employees of the National Defense and Security Education Center for taking care of and teaching the School's students during the past time, helping them understand the life of a soldier and the discipline of the army. Mr. Nguyen Quang Lieu also acknowledged the efforts of the students during their time studying at Hoa Lac and hoped that they would become more mature in their awareness and actions after returning to the School to study and practice.
Dr. Nguyen Quang Lieu speaks at the ceremony
Also within the framework of the Ceremony, the Center for National Defense and Security Education awarded 02 groups and 22 individuals who completed their tasks in studying and training.
With emotion when about to say goodbye, Trinh Ngoc Anh - representing the students expressed her feelings after a time of studying and being attached to Hoa Lac land, with the teachers of the Center.
Student Trinh Ngoc Anh speaks at the ceremony
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Learning outcomes of students of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities after the 19th National Defense and Security training course - Excellent: 18 students (1.12%) - Excellent: 155 students (9.61%) - Good: 513 students (31.8%) - Average: 915 students (56.3%) - Not qualified: 12 students (0.74%) |
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Student Trinh Ngoc Anh's thoughts (K61 Oriental Studies - Captain of Company 2) HOA LAC 19 - THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING Dear teachers, Dear students, In today's Closing Ceremony, I - Trinh Ngoc Anh, a student of class K61, Faculty of Oriental Studies, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, was very honored and proud to represent nearly 2,000 students to express their thoughts and feelings over the past 28 days. Remember the day we first met, but now, when we're already familiar with each other, it's time to say goodbye. First of all, let me send my most sincere thanks to the teachers who have accompanied us from the very beginning. We will never forget the loud voice, the Oath! of teacher “Hoa Minzy” every Monday morning, the bright smile of “Boss” Tung or the frown of teacher Tha. Then there are the instructions to hang mosquito nets every night from teacher Khanh, not to be disorderly from teacher Toan, and the figures of teachers Hoang and Bao playing shuttlecock with the students every afternoon, the tall figure of teacher Duc, the petite figure of teacher Tien, and the radiant smile of teacher “Diep Man”. Thank you teachers for always caring, listening to us students and always being by our side like a father, an older brother! I could not have imagined that in the military environment, I would find these dear feelings. Let me send my thanks to the teachers for the political lessons that seemed to be more theoretical and dry, but through their lectures, they became so attractive and interesting. We will never forget the stories of Mr. Hung, Mr. Khai, Mr. Son, Mr. Thang. The stories were written from the teachers' own lives with the lesson on explosives of Mr. Than, the secret of love of Mr. Ha, the immortal song "sunflower" of Mr. Hau, the humor of "oppa" Chanh Dao, the kindness of Mr. Cong, the warm voice of Mr. Giang... And also the legendary "flirty" smile of Mr. Nghia, the stories of "Hola a thousand and one nights" that Mr. Sang still tells, and the lovely musical gift of Mr. Hoang that D5 students still lovingly call "Boss" Hoang. Thank you teachers for guiding, teaching us, accompanying us throughout the course. Surely the memories at Hola will not be complete without you guys! The haunting alarm that Mr. Sang told us about in Hanoi, many of you will download it as your ringtone... Will never forget the exercise, the happiness of "getting" to run every morning is seeing the rain, the hunger is still having to queue up to eat, the trays of rice evaporate in a few minutes. Behind each tray of rice are drops of sweat, the silent sacrifice of the kitchen staff, we thank you very much! And perhaps, the best memories are the times when we were sick and had friends by our side - friends who were normally very "crazy" but at that time were surprisingly gentle and caring. I would also like to thank the military nurses - who took care of us when we were sick. Hola in us is also the singing of every art performance, the flat lights on the night of August 22nd. I will never forget that August 22nd with - "Hoa Lac - love number 19". That is our own mark on this Hola land. I will always remember August 23rd with the hearts of "a drop of blood given - a life left". Leaving Hola with happy memories, sad memories, and too much joy. Leaving Hola with pots of instant noodles eaten at night, times of being deployed to the field, and comrades who were together when being punished. After returning to Hanoi, we will still love each other like this, my friends! Leave Hola both smiles and tears. Leave Hola a part of our youth - a part of our youth! All good things must come to an end, and the time has come to say goodbye. Once again, let me thank all the teachers! Thanks Hoa Lac for everything! Hello Hoa Lac - we're home! |
Author:Nguyen Chi Trung, Photo: Center for National Defense and Security Education
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