The boy who learned to unchain his father’s feet: Please give a scholarship to a tougher friend

“Sister, can I give a scholarship to help a more difficult student?” – Bui Manh Dung (17 years old, from Hoa Binh) hesitated on the phone.

As soon as we sent Dung a link to apply for the newspaper’s “Relay to School” scholarship fund YouthDung has decided not to apply for the position and left it to other matters.

The article contains cow dung learn to unchain your father’s feet published in the newspaper Youth, issue dated 22 July last. She is the valedictorian of B00 Block of Hoa Binh Province Ethnic Minority Boarding High School with 26.35 marks.

After the article was published, several readers reached out to share the case of a poor student who was both filmy and studious. “Brave enough to actually read the full article. You really bring pride and appreciation” – commented a reader.

A reader also sent in to share: “So impressed by your courage in overcoming difficulties, thank you newspaper Youth There have been articles about examples of overcoming difficulties and studying well to inspire other poor students.”

At the same time, the social network Facebook also spread Dung’s story and joined hands to share with him during difficult times, out of a desire to help the poor student who did not stop at the threshold of the university.

share with YouthDung said he decided to give up his application because of the recent, initial support he received due to community sharing. I also announced that I have been accepted into another scholarship fund with support during 4 years of study.

“I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to the donors who took care and helped me in difficult times. I also hope that everyone can continue to help people in difficult situations like me, even That across my country it is more difficult than me.” Gobar said.

I said, with the money backed up, I would save it and use it only when it is most needed. The rest when I enter the university, I will try to find a part-time job to pay for my studies.

Teacher Ha Thi Hong – Principal of primary and junior high schools in Lo Son commune (Tân Lac District, Hoa Binh), who shared the newsletter about Dung’s situation. Youth – Couldn’t hide his feeling on the student’s decision.

He said that after securing the community’s support with enough funding to complete the first phase, Dung decided to hold off on receiving more funding to make room for other circumstances. I also want to share the money received with those who are more difficult than me.

Ms. Hong said, “Hope I can always maintain such kindness and virtue.”