TPO - Despite the drizzly and cold weather, dozens of union members and youth of Quy Hop 3 High School, Quy Hop District, Nghe An did not hesitate to wade through the mud to plant rice to help families with preferential policies and those in difficult circumstances.
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These days, in green volunteer shirts, more than 40 students of class 11C2 of Quy Hop 3 High School, Quy Hop District, Nghe An have gone to the fields to plant rice to help families with preferential policies and difficult circumstances. |
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After reviewing and learning about difficult circumstances, the youth union members volunteered to help plant rice for the family of Mr. Lo Duc Kiem (60 years old, residing in Quang Huong hamlet, Chau Quang commune, Quy Hop district). Mr. Kiem's family is in difficult circumstances. All of his children work far away, so the couple depends on each other. His wife, Mrs. Ha Thi Huong, has a thyroid tumor. Normally, it takes the couple more than 2 days to plant more than 4 sao of rice fields. |
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"Green shirt" barefoot, not afraid of muddy ground, enthusiastically planting rice. |
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| After planting rice for Mr. Kiem's family, the youth union members divided into small groups to help other families. In one afternoon, the group of young people helped 5 households plant rice. |
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Activities demonstrating the spirit of responsibility and volunteerism of young people |
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Hands that are not afraid of mud... |
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Mr. Ho De - Secretary of the Youth Union of Quy Hop 3 High School shared: "With the desire to demonstrate the spirit of responsibility and volunteerism of young people towards the people, the school's Youth Union has established youth volunteer teams to help plant rice, dredge canals, and support families with preferential policies and difficult circumstances to keep up with the rice crop progress". |
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Although tired and covered in mud, the young people were always radiant because they had done meaningful work. |
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