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Around 10,000 copies of Binh Duong newspaper are sent to young workers on Fridays. Binh Duong newspaper has become a spiritual food for the local sub-unions for young workers, contributing to improving cultural propaganda work among them towards a beautiful lifestyle in residential estates. 

Binh Duong newspaper sent to alien young workers

Studying bright examples to well live

Nguyen Thi Luyen, a member of the “Uoc mo xanh” (Green Dream) sub-union for young workers in Tan Phuoc Khanh township’s Khanh Hoi quarter in Tan Uyen district said: “I frequently read Binh Duong newspaper at leisure and I like reading articles on studying and following late President Ho Chi Minh’s exemplary morals as well as those on outstanding young workers, helping me have motivations to live well…”.

Also being a member of the “Green Dream” sub-union for young workers, Nguyen Thi Bich said that Binh Duong newspaper has helped young workers widen their knowledge about history, social evils prevention....while sharing the lives of others in many places via articles on outstanding youths on their second homeland of Binh Duong…

Joy of each week

Nguyen Thi Luyen added that being joined sub-unions with significant activities is a great spiritual joy for young workers away from home. Young workers have few conditions to follow news, so Binh Duong newspaper on Fridays is a spiritual food for young workers, helping them upgrade more news.

Nguyen Thi Ngoc, head of the “Suc tre” (youth’s strength) sub-union for young workers in Thuan An town’s An Phu said: “Weekly, my sub-union receives around 20 copies of Binh Duong newspaper. On afternoons when returning from workplace, young workers frequently read Binh Duong Daily, exchange information and chat together”.

Whilst, Nguyen Thi Le, deputy head of the Ngoc Mai sub-union for young workers said: “Binh Duong newspaper has many columns on youths and women, so it is very suitable to women living and working away from home. This is also a reliable address for me to know more about Binh Duong…”.

Nguyen Thi Le An, vice-chairman of provincial Youth Federation assessed: “After three-year implementation, provincal Youth Federation’s program of delivering Binh Duong newspaper free of charge to sub-unions for young workers has contributed to raising the operational effectiveness of the sub-unions. Through Binh Duong newspaper, the programs and activities of provincial Youth Federation have opportunely been extended to its affiliates, helping youths widen their knowledge and promoting the local task of unitizing and gathering young workers. 

Reported by K.Tuyen-Translated by K.T