Each cake given by VASchools’s teachers and students and Brigade 29’s officers and soldiers carried joy, helping impoverished patients and people feel love and sincere care.

The People’s Army Newspaper would like to introduce several photos of this meaningful banh tet-making program.

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In the kitchen of VASchools, the scent of banana leaves, sticky rice, beans, pork and the hustle and bustle of the officers and soldiers of Brigade 29, the school’s teachers and students create a warm and bustling Tet atmosphere.
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All ingredients for banh tet-making are prepared carefully.
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The cakes are a testament to the spirit of solidarity, sharing, military-civilian sentiments in the new year.
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This year, 500 banh tet and 400 portions of braised pork and eggs - two typical Tet dishes in the Southwestern region - will be given to patients under treatment during Tet and disadvantaged students and people in Can Tho city.
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Can Tho Oncology Hospital, where many patients have to stay for treatment during this lunar New Year
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The appearance of Brigade 29 troops and the school’s teachers and students, along with banh tet, warm up the cold space in the hospital thanks to the flavor of Tet, the flavor of humanity, the bond between troops and people. This helps patients feel that Tet comes not only from family meals, but also from the kind hearts in society.
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Directly presenting Tet gifts to patients, Private First Class Vo Minh Hoai Bao and other students are happy because they are giving love to the sick, while spreading good deeds to everyone, especially the youth.
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Nguyen Thi Thuy Linh, head of the Trade Union Organization of the VASchools, said that making banh tet to present to needy patients is annually organized by the school and Brigade 29. These cakes are made with hearts of the whole community for people in hard living conditions.

Translated by Song Anh