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Ironwood trees, planted in response to President Ho Chi Minh's call for Tet tree planting, continue to cast their refreshing shade along the path to Uncle's homeland.
Ironwood Trees Flourish for Over Half a Century in Uncle Ho's Homeland, Nghệ An
According to the accounts of the elderly, since the 1960s, following President Ho Chi Minh's call for Tet tree planting, the people of Kim Liên commune, Nam Đàn district (Nghệ An), have planted hundreds of Ironwood trees along the road to the village.
After nearly 60 years, overcoming the challenges of time and historical changes, the rows of Ironwood trees in Uncle Ho's homeland still remain lush and vibrant.
Mr. Tran Le Chuong, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kim Liên commune, Nam Đàn district, Nghệ An, emphasizes the lasting wisdom of Uncle Ho: 'Spring is the Tet for tree planting, making the country more prosperous day by day.' Over the years, the local community has actively participated in tree planting and green care to create a beautiful landscape.
Through the ages, the rows of Ironwood trees have become a captivating symbol, holding every traveler spellbound who visits the homeland of President Ho Chi Minh.
According to Doãn Hòa/Tuổi trẻ
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Reference: Travel guide Mytour
MytourJune 24, 2019
