"Uncle Ho Lives Forever" inscription endures on Nhón Mountain
The inscription "Bác Hồ sống mãi" (Uncle Ho Lives Forever), erected over half a century ago on Nhón Mountain in Nghệ An province, is being preserved through the collective efforts of local officials, soldiers, and residents. This initiative not only safeguards a historical symbol but also perpetuates revolutionary traditions and strengthens grassroots public trust.
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