Vitality in Truong Sa

PANO - The Truong Sa (Spratly) archipelago is full of sunlight and wind. It also contains many hardships and challenges. However, the archipelago has been greatly transformed, making the islands full of vitality.

The miracle vitality has been cultivated by the diligent hands of troops and islanders.

The youth, solidarity and determination to overcome difficulties of troops and islanders have made every inch of land on islands burst with vitality.

Below are some images featuring the life of troops and local people in Truong Sa island district, Khanh Hoa province.

The road to Sinh Ton Dong Island (Grierson Reef) is filled with sunlight.

A view of Nui Le A Island (Cornwallis South Reef A)

Teachers and students from the primary school in Song Tu Tay Island (Southwest Cay) receive guests from the mainland.

Troops on Da Thi Island (Petley Reef) take care of frangipani flower.

Troops on Son Ca Island (Sand Cay) consider dogs their friends.

Trellis of gourd, winter melon, and loofah on Sand Cay

Lime trees on Len Dao Island (Lansdowne Reef)

The garden of water spinach on Nui Le A Island (Cornwallis South Reef A)

“Giant” chili tree on Tien Nu Island (Pigeon Reef)

Barringtonia asiatica and Thespesia populnea trees are gifts for delegates visiting the archipelago.

A pagoda on the Grierson Reef attracts many local people.

A soldier on Sand Cay folds the blanket neatly and beautifully.

A soldier on Tien Nu Island presents a handmade flower to a young female soldier.

An artistic program held for troops on Truong Sa Island

Source: baohaiquanvietnam

Translated by Song Anh

Tag(s): Truong Sa