Vietnam Strengthens Patriotism Education for Youth at Revolutionary Heritage Sites
In Vietnam's Vinh Long province, a revolutionary heritage site has become a focal point for educating the youth about patriotism and preserving traditions. The memorial site of Professor Tran Dai Nghia plays a significant role, reflecting the Communist Party's emphasis on ideological education.
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