On the occasion of the 79th anniversary of Invalids and Martyrs' Day (July 27, 1947 – July 27, 2026), the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee and political-social organizations of Trà Leng commune organized a delegation to visit, encourage, and present gifts to families of martyrs, wounded soldiers, sick soldiers, and those who contributed to the revolution in the commune. This activity carries deep humanitarian significance, demonstrating the tradition of "Drinking water, remembering the source," and contributing to spreading the spirit of gratitude towards those who dedicated and sacrificed for the nation's independence and freedom.
Visits Bringing Sharing and Gratitude
During the visit, representatives of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee and political-social organizations of the commune directly visited each family to inquire about their health and lives, and to express deep gratitude for the immense sacrifices and contributions of wounded soldiers, sick soldiers, martyrs' families, and those who contributed to the revolution.
Sincere words of encouragement, along with close attention, demonstrated the affection and responsibility of the local authorities towards these policy families. This was also an opportunity for all levels and sectors to listen, share, and provide further motivation for these families to continue promoting revolutionary traditions and building increasingly stable lives.
On this occasion, the delegation presented meaningful gifts and wished the families good health, happiness, and continued to educate their children and grandchildren to preserve and promote the good values that previous generations painstakingly cultivated.
Preserving the Tradition of Gratitude and Repayment
For Trà Leng, the care for those who contributed to the revolution is always given attention through many practical activities during holidays, anniversaries, and in daily life. These visits and grateful gifts, although not of great material value, contain the respect, gratitude, and affection of the entire community for those who contributed to the country.
Through this activity, the tradition of "Repaying gratitude" continues to be nurtured and spread among cadres, union members, association members, as well as all strata of the people. It is also a way for the present generation to better understand the sacrifices of previous generations, thereby raising awareness of responsibility in building and protecting the homeland.
Spreading the Spirit of Humanity in Community Life
The activity of visiting and presenting gifts on the occasion of Invalids and Martyrs' Day is one of the actions that clearly demonstrate the role of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee and political-social organizations of Trà Leng commune in social welfare work.
The companionship, sharing, and care for policy families contribute to fostering a spirit of solidarity and humanity in the community, while also awakening patriotism and a sense of gratitude towards those who sacrificed for the nation's independence and freedom.
From these practical actions, Trà Leng continues to preserve and promote good traditional values, building a community of compassion, solidarity, and always looking back to its roots.
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