The ‘Outstanding Reading Culture Ambassador’ titles went to Do Vy Lam, a sixth grader at Dien Bien Secondary School in Thanh Hoa province; Bach Hai Hanh, a 11th grader at Hung Vuong High School in Phu Tho province; and Nguyen Minh Phuong, a student at the Vietnam National University of Agriculture.

Winners of the Reading Culture Ambassador Contest 2021 awarded at the ceremony.

A total of eight first, 10 second, 52 third and 200 consolation prizes were awarded to other excellent entrants at the ceremony. The organising board also presented prizes to units and collectives with the largest number of entrants and winning entries.

The contest was launched in February this year with the aim of stirring an enthusiasm for reading among the younger generation, promoting a healthy reading culture at schools and in the community.

It attracted the participation of more than 870,000 students from nearly 690 schools, colleges, and universities across the country.

According to the organising board, contestants presented many interesting ideas to encourage people to read more as well as ways to develop reading plans for themselves.

Many contestants showed a careful investment not only in the content of their entries but also in their design and presentation with various submissions beautifully and creatively decorated.

Detailed plan issued to promote reading culture during 2021-2025

The Ministry of Information and Communications has issued a plan aimed at promoting reading culture in the community during the 2021-2025 period.

Online book exhibition and fair encourages reading culture

An online book exhibition and fair in celebration of the 110th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s departure to find a way to save the country via the website https://book365.vn not only highlights Uncle Ho’s life and career and the country’s revolutionary achievements during its renewal, development and international integration process but also features numerous activities which have contributed to national reading culture.

Vietnam Day of Book and Reading Culture widespreads love for book

(BGO) – After 8 years to be launched and held in Bac Giang province, Vietnam Book Day (currently Vietnam Day of Book and Reading Culture) April 21 becomes annual important event and beautiful culture in the community, especially to book lovers. 

Developing reading culture in the community with the use of non-state funding

The Department of Publishing, Printing and Issuing, Vietnam Post and Trung Nguyen Corporation JSC held a ceremony in Hanoi on December 2 to announce and ink a coordination programme in the implementation of a plan to develop reading culture in the community with the use of non-state funding in the 2020-2025 period.

Bac Giang supervises Covid-19 prevention and control in quarantine areas to avoid spreading pathogens to community

(BGO) - In recent days, Bac Giang province has continuously recorded imported Covid-19 cases, but all patients were put under medical monitoring right upon their arrival. The provincial Steering Committee for Covid-19 Prevention and Control continues to direct the close control of the sources of infection from people entering the province from abroad to prevent pathogens from spreading to the community.

Source: NDO