The "pink shadows" stored their university degrees and volunteered to join the army

It was thought that only young people had the desire to join the army to serve the country, but unexpectedly, many girls in their twenties also volunteered to write applications to perform military service.

According to the plan, from February 25 to February 27, young people across the country will leave to perform military service in 2024. Besides young men, there are a number of "pink shadows" who are also about to enter the military service. military ranks.

Notably, these girls have stable jobs or have just graduated from University or College. But they still decided to temporarily put aside their personal lives to join the army and serve their country.

Nguyen Thi Thien Huong, 25 years old, from Que Phu commune, Que Son district, is a female soldier from Quang Nam province and will enlist on February 25. She took the entrance exam to military school but did not pass, then studied at Ho Chi Minh City University of Finance and Marketing.

When he graduated, Thien Huong worked for a bank in Saigon then moved to Da Nang. At the end of 2023, when Quang Nam had a quota for recruiting female soldiers, she immediately wrote an application to volunteer to participate.

Also in this locality, a girl named Ho Thi Thanh Hang, 23 years old, is preparing to join the army. Hang studied at Duy Tan University in Da Nang, then worked at a hotel. When she learned that this year's military recruitment had a female quota, she volunteered to register.

Do Huyen Trang, 24 years old in City. Ha Long, Quang Ninh province is one of the country's female soldiers. As soon as she graduated with a bachelor's degree in Pharmacy, she immediately wrote an application to volunteer to participate in military service.

It is known that Huyen Trang is the youngest child in a family with a tradition of volunteering to join the army, so that she can contribute to building the Vietnamese people's army.

Hoang Bao Ngoc, 23 years old, also expressed his special love for the soldier's uniform. After graduating from the Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology, Ngoc wanted to join the military.

Mai Huyen Linh, 23 years old, just graduated with a degree in Business English from the University of Foreign Languages and Information Technology in Ho Chi Minh City is the next girl to volunteer to join the army.

Although Gen Z female students understand that the military environment will always have difficulties and hardships, they still want to go because that is where soldiers are trained and educated to become ethical and responsible citizens. with society.

Ms. Tran Thi Trang, 24 years old, from Tien Ky town, Tien Phuoc district graduated in Tourism and Hotel Management from Duy Tan University (Da Nang) in 2021.

She had a stable job as an advertising communications employee for a business, but when she heard that the province would recruit female citizens to join the army, she wrote a volunteer application.

Vu Thi Thuy Nhi (born in 2001) graduated from University, majoring in Pharmacy and Nguyen Thai Hanh Nguyen in the same year of birth graduated with Bachelor of Commercial Law - Ho Chi Minh City also wrote their names on the list of female students enlisting in the army this year.

Both of them are friends living in group 4, Dong Da ward, Pleiku city, both have fathers serving in the army. To continue the family tradition, the couple decided to put aside their favorite jobs to write a volunteer application to join the army in 2024.

Born in a family with a revolutionary tradition, her parents are currently working at the Ministry of Military Affairs of the province, so from a young age, Hoang Kim Yen (born in 1999, household registration in Phu Thong town, Bach Thong) has cherished the dream of becoming a human being. soldier.

In 2021, after graduating from university, Yen applied to work at ViettelPost Bac Kan and still harbors her ambition. With the encouragement of her parents and knowing that the locality was organizing a military service recruitment examination, Yen volunteered to write an application to join the army.

The day Yen passed the entrance exam, the whole family was happy because there was another person in the family pursuing a "military" career. On the day of her enlistment, her parents were both busy with work, so she proactively bought some personal items for when she joined the army.

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