Delegates take souvenir photos at the Polytechnic University (National University of Ho Chi Minh City) in Saigon – Gia Dinh – the traditional place for student movements in Ho Chi Minh City – Photo: CONG TRIEU
This traditional place is implemented by the Vietnamese Student Association of Ho Chi Minh City in collaboration with Thanh Doan Traditional Club, which is located on the campus of the Polytechnic University (National University of Ho Chi Minh City) in District 10 (HCMC). .hcm).
Tran Thu Ha, president of the Vietnamese Student Association of Ho Chi Minh City, said the logo of this traditional place is designed with the image of a flying dove as a symbol of the desire for peace.
Tran Thu Ha, president of the Vietnamese Student Union of Ho Chi Minh City, speaks at the opening ceremony of the traditional place – Photo: CONG TRIEU
At the same time, the image of the torch represents the courageous and indomitable spirit of defending the fatherland as well as the determination to overcome difficulties and the faith and strength of youth in the work of nation building.
At the top of the logo is an image of the Vietnamese flag flying, which reflects the nation’s passionate patriotic spirit, and is also a symbol of the fatherland for generations of polytechnic students.
The supporting part of the logo is the pages of the book with spaces that open doors to knowledge.
All are based on the Polytechnic University logo.
Ms. Ha said, “It is hoped that this project will be a place to effectively serve traditional educational activities, traditional activities for pupils and students of area schools, and to hold party-union-association induction ceremonies. will be a destination for
Associate Professor, Dr. Mai Thanh Phong – Principal of the Polytechnic University (Ho Chi Minh City National University) – said that the construction began with the support of the Representative Board of the Phu Tho – Polytechnic Alumni Community (BKA).
Mr Fong believes the design reflects a passion for technology and modern breath in the age of digital transformation.
“Flexible architectural lines against a backdrop of strong straight lines create a sense of both tradition and innovation, appropriate for today’s perspective,” Mr Fong said.
Students visit Ho Chi Minh City, the traditional place for the student movement in Saigon – Gia Dinh – Polytechnic University (National University of Ho Chi Minh City) – Photo: CONG TRIEU
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