University students applaud veterans to apologize, sho.w off their meritorious families

Recently, social networks circulated a clip recording 2 young men arguing loudly about their seats, and at the same time telling the elders to go out to other places at the military parade to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the South and the reunification of the country.

Some of the surrounding people present there also spoke up angrily: 'The veterans still have to give it to you'.

Immediately after this clip was shared, many people expressed their frustration at the attitude and behavior of this group of young people.

'This is swinging along the movement to have a social network post, but I really don't know what the meaning of the holiday is'

'Thankfully, without you, how could we have a prosperou.s life today'

'No matter how talented you are, if you don't have virtue, you can throw it away'

'Indefensible'

'Words can be practiced beautifully, but bad habits cannot be corrected'...

In the face of these noises, Van Lang University recently spoke up. Specifically, the school's fanpage posted an article announcing the incident. Van Lang University said that in the past 24 hours, it has received many messages from parents, teachers and students about a student of the university who behaved rudely to veterans of the event waiting for the parade of the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the south of the country.

Van Lang University said that it is coordinating with faculties and student affairs departments to promptly verify and handle the case in accordance with the provisions of the Student Affairs Regulation of the Ministry of Education and Training.

In addition, Van Lang University said that it did not agree with the non-standard behaviors of an individual student, negatively affecting the image of the university.

Immediately afterwards, an account claiming to be a student in the clip apologized, revealing the family situation with meritorious services to the country.

The original text of the article: "Dear Sirs, Veterans!

Dear Teachers, Uncles, Brothers and Sisters and the Online Community!

First of all, I would like to send my most sincere apologies to you, Veterans; Dear Teachers, Uncles, Brothers and Sisters and the Online Community!

I know that it is too late to say these things, but I also ask to speak and take responsibility for my foolish actions.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Veterans; Dear Teachers, Teachers, Brothers and Sisters and the Online Community!

I myself was born in a family with a revolutionary tradition, raised and educated by my family about the kind things to be a human being. But it is too hasty, too foolish, because of the effects of the ho.t weather, because of personal selfishness to want to be photographed and take beautiful pictures when the parade and parade have hurt you, the Veterans - people who do not spare their bloo.d and bones for us to live in peace as we are today; and it is also his actions with unacceptable words that have affected the teachers, friends, the media of the school and even the people who created and taught him.

I sincerely hope that you, Veterans; Uncles and brothers and sisters generously forgive me so that I have the opportunity to overcome the consequences, continue to study, and strive to become a better and more complete person.

This is the deepest lesson in my life, I promise to take all responsibility for my foolish actions and will promptly fix it to live better.

I would like to sincerely thank you, Veterans; Dear Teachers, Uncles, Brothers and Sisters and Friends who have read.

Once again, I sincerely apologize and look forward to your forgiveness. I promise forever that I will never reoffend.

Thank you very much!

Mr. N.N.G."

Le Hoang Hiep was stalked at the parade, immediately showed his attitude, reminding fans of 4 words Minh Lợi15:39:51 01/05/2025On the morning of April 30, the 50th Anniversary of the Liberation of the South and the reunification of the country took place at Le Duan Street (Ho Chi Minh City). The event was solemnly organized by the Party Central Committee, the National Assembly, the President, the Government, the Central Committee of the...