Artworks from all regions were sent to the organizers by children with messages of love and encouragement for doctors and nurses.
Right after the painting and literary competition “For a Vietnam to win” was launched on August 8, many works were sent to the organizers via email: vietnamtatthang@ftu.edu.vn.
Ngoc Mai, 13 years old, from Hanoi, was one of the first contestants to participate. I was diagnosed with cystic rhabdomyosarcoma when I was 5 years old. After many years of treatment with 26 courses of chemotherapy, 31 doses of radiation, and 9 surgeries, she has now conquered the disease.
Coming to the contest, Ngoc Mai gave the doctors and nurses a picture depicting the scene of the days of social distancing, people staying in their houses while outside the doctors and nurses trying to destroy the giant nCoV. with disinfectant solution, vaccination.
“I hope the doctors can stay healthy and soon be able to return to their families,” Mai said.
The painting by Nguyen Trieu Hai Linh, 10 years old, in Thai Nguyen, was completed after watching reports on the anti-epidemic work of doctors, nurses and people across the country. “I want the translation to go away quickly so that we can go to class, meet friends and teachers, so that everyone can return to normal life,” Linh shared.
With Hoang Thi Linh Nhi , 15 years old, Ba Ria – Vung Tau, I will forever remember the tired but resilient image of doctors and medical staff working day and night to fight for the lives of Covid patients. -19. The battle is hard and stressful, but Nhi still believes in a bright future with clear blue skies and open nature welcoming us all.
Belief and optimism in life are also the motivation to help Nhi overcome the challenges of illness with right femur tumor. From the risk of having to cut her leg, Nhi is now able to walk several hundred meters on her own and confidently walks further.
The painting with the message 5K was completed in one morning by Nguyen Mai Anh, 12 years old, Hanoi. Although it has been conveyed in many forms, the 5K message from the perspective of a 12-year-old girl (who is transmitting chemicals) still exudes novelty, attraction, and reminds each of us that we need to comply to prevent the disease from spreading quickly. is pushed back.
“For a Vietnam to win” is a drawing and writing contest for children who have had or are being treated for cancer or serious diseases, from 4 to 16 years old. The contest was co-organized and launched by the Sun of Hope program (formerly Mr. Sun, by the Hope Foundation) and Foreign Trade University, iOne.net youth news site; Media sponsored by VTV Digital and VnExpress newspaper.
Students are free to choose a topic to convey the contest message. The work can reflect a pure, honest view of things, the surrounding life or the wishes and hopes for a bright future.
The optimism, love of life, in the works of the contestants will be a meaningful gift for the community, especially the frontline doctors and nurses in the fight against the epidemic. The content encourages the Vietnamese people to unite and join hands to fight the epidemic; expressed his belief in “a Vietnam that will surely win” in the face of Covid-19
Painting by Nguyen Ngoc Thien, 10 years old, Quang Ninh.
The organizers receive the exam from 8/8 to 10/9. Students can participate in both painting and literary competitions at the same time, with no limit on the number of students. The total prize value of the contest is over 100 million VND. Follow vnexpress