Vietnam Automobile Motorcycle Association and DN&HN Magazine sell incense sticks at Truong Son Cemetery and Dong Loc

DNHN - Each incense stick offered by the delegation of Business & Integration Magazine and the Vietnam Automobile and Motorcycle Association is an expression of unending gratitude to the martyrs who selflessly gave their lives for national independence.

Invalids and Martyrs' Day on July 27 has profound historical, political, and social significance, reflecting the tradition of "filial piety and charity" as well as the respect and gratitude of the Party, State, and people for those who have sacrificed and devoted themselves to the independence, freedom, and unification of the Fatherland, as well as the happiness of the people.

In preparation for the 76th anniversary of Invalids and Martyrs' Day (July 27, 1947 - July 27, 2023), the delegations of Business & Integration Magazine, Vietnam Automobile Motorcycle Association, and Thanh Ngan Automobile, Motorcycle, and Electric Vehicle Company (Quang Binh) participated in several significant activities.

On July 23, the delegation commemorated heroic martyrs at Truong Son National Cemetery (in Linh Truong commune, Gio Linh district, Quang Tri province) by offering incense. More than 10,000 martyrs have stayed here, joining the stream of people from all over the country and cities entering the resting place of heroes and martyrs and lighting incense sticks on the graves arranged in rows that stretch across the vast hills and mountains.

Witnessing the quiet space and each group of people walking in silence, with dignity, and bowing respectfully in front of the heroes and martyrs, anyone who comes here will choke with gratitude for the sacrifices made by the previous generation for us to live in peace today.

The delegation of Business & Integration Magazine and the Vietnam Automobile and Motorcycle Association arrived at Dong Loc T-junction on July 24, where the "death coordinate" was once located during the anti-American resistance war. The "land of fire" Dong Loc Fork has witnessed the sacrifice of ten girls - ten valiant soldiers - at the most beautiful age of life. Each person who comes to offer incense feels as if they are reliving the authentic experience, breathing in the quiet, dignified air to recall the nation's tragic but heroic past.

Each incense stick produced by the members of Business & Integration Magazine and the Vietnam Automobiles and Motorcycles Association is not only an expression of eternal gratitude to the martyrs who valiantly fought for national independence, but also a message to the next generation to continue the tradition of "drinking water, remembering the source" by safeguarding and striving to build a prosperous, powerful, and civilized nation.

Huong Thao - La Hang