What are the brief and meaningful statements on the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans - December 6? Are students entitled to a day off on Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans?
What are the brief and meaningful statements on the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans - December 6?
December 6 is an occasion to express gratitude to Veterans – those who have dedicated their all for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland. Below is a brief and meaningful speech on the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans, December 6:
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Brief and Meaningful Statements on Veterans
sample no. 01
Dear Comrades Veterans,
Esteemed Delegates, and the entire assembly,
Today, in a solemn and proud atmosphere, we gather to commemorate the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans on December 6. This is an opportunity for us to express our deep gratitude to our comrades – those who have sacrificed their youth, sweat, and blood for the independence and freedom of the Fatherland.
Veterans are those who have directly experienced the flames of war, living witnesses to the glorious history of the nation. Even after leaving the military, comrades continue to uphold the tradition of Uncle Ho’s Soldiers, setting an example in everyday life, and contributing to building a prosperous and beautiful homeland.
Dear Comrades,
Today, we not only remember the past with pride but also look towards the future with responsibility. The young generations of today always need to learn and emulate the resilient will, unity spirit, and patriotism of the veterans.
On behalf of the organization, I wish all veterans health, happiness, and success. May you always be a steadfast spiritual support for future generations.
Thank you sincerely!
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Sample No. 02
Dear Comrades Veterans,
Esteemed Delegates,
December 6 always marks a special milestone for the entire nation to honor veterans – living witnesses of history, who have dedicated their lives to safeguarding the independence and freedom of the Fatherland.
Mentioning veterans brings to mind their noble sacrifices and absolute loyalty to revolutionary ideals. Comrades have set aside personal happiness, overcoming hardships and dangers to protect every inch of the homeland. Today, even after leaving the military, comrades continue to contribute in various fields, becoming shining examples of ethics, responsibility, and love for the country.
The tradition “Loyal to the country, filial to the people” that comrades have built is an invaluable asset, a precious lesson for younger generations. We, who live in peace, always remember those contributions and are committed to preserving and promoting the beautiful values you have left behind.
Wishing veterans robust health, happiness, and always being a solid support for families and society.
Thank you sincerely!
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Sample No. 03
Dear Comrades Veterans,
Esteemed Assembly,
The glorious historical pages of our nation always bear the indelible marks of veterans – heroes who contributed to magnificent victories, bringing peace and freedom to the country. Every achievement, every story of the bravery of comrades is a source of pride and inspiration for generations of Vietnamese people.
In peacetime, veterans continue to strive, carrying the spirit of Uncle Ho’s Soldiers to build a prosperous homeland. Comrades are at the forefront in economic development, maintaining public order, and educating the younger generation about patriotism and responsibility to the Fatherland.
Your contributions are immeasurable, and our responsibility is to continue caring for, honoring, and inheriting the values you have left. Comrades are the eternal symbols of patriotism, unyielding will, and national solidarity.
On behalf of the community, I express my profound gratitude and best wishes to the veterans. May you always be healthy, happy, and continue to spread noble values to everyone.
Thank you sincerely!
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Note: The brief and meaningful speeches on Veterans are for reference only.
What are the brief and meaningful statements on the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans - December 6? (Image from the Internet)
What date does the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans fall on?
According to Article 3 Decree 150/2006/ND-CP on the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans:
Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans
1. December 6 annually is the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans.
2. The Veterans Traditional Day aims to:
a) Honor and commend the significant contributions of veterans in the wars of national liberation and defense, international missions, national construction, and protection, reflecting our nation’s tradition of “when drinking water, remember its source”;
b) Encourage generations of veterans to maintain and promote the tradition of “Uncle Ho’s Soldiers,” actively participate in contributing to the construction and defense of the Fatherland; set an example in life, and be a bright example in educating the younger generation.
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Thus, the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans is annually on December 6.
Are students entitled to a day off on Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans?
Currently, there is no specific regulation regarding school holidays on the Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans. Thus, students will follow the school and teachers' schedules for studying and holidays.
Under Article 112 of the Labor Code 2019:
Public holidays
1. Employees shall be entitled to fully paid days off on the following public holidays:
a) Gregorian Calendar New Year Holiday: 01 day (the 1st of January of the Gregorian calendar);
b) Lunar New Year Holidays: 05 days;
c) Victory Day: 01 day (the 30th of April of the Gregorian calendar);
d) International Labor Day: 01 day (the 1st of May of the Gregorian calendar);
dd) National Day: 02 days (the 2nd of September of the Gregorian calendar and the previous or next day);
e) Hung Kings Commemoration Day: 01 day (the 10th of the third month of the Lunar calendar).
2. Foreign employees in Vietnam are entitled to 01 traditional public holiday and 01 National Day of their country, in addition to the public holidays stipulated in Clause 1 of this Article.
3. The Prime Minister shall decide the specific public holidays mentioned in Point b and Point dd Clause 1 of this Article on an annual basis.
The Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans is not one of the public holidays for employees, including teachers. Therefore, students are not entitled to a day off on Traditional Day of Vietnam Veterans.
