In the attendance were comrades in the Provincial Standing Committee: Mr. Dang Ngoc Quynh, Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Mrs. Quach Thi Huong, Head of the Provincial Party Committee for Mass Mobilization, Chairman of the Provincial Fatherland Front Committee; leaders of a number of provincial departments and branches and leaders of Phu Cu district.

Delegates offer incenses and flowers at the National Historic Site of La Tien Banyan Tree and La Tien Temple

The National Historic Site of La Tien Banyan Tree and La Tien Temple is the place to commemorate the souls of 1,145 heroic martyrs, revolutionary soldiers and the compatriots killed by the French colonialists during the occupation here (since the 1949-1954), including the heroine and martyr Tran Thi Khang (ie Vu Thi Kinh from Xuan Duc commune, My Hao town).

In a dignified atmosphere, provincial leaders and delegates respectfully bowed to the souls of heroes, martyrs and those who sacrificed their lives for the cause of national liberation and reunification.

Delegates offer incenses at the National Historic Site of La Tien Banyan Tree and La Tien Temple.

The site of La Tien banyan tree and La Tien temple is a symbol of the indomitable and resilient spirit of the people of Hung Yen in particular and the people of the country in general. The Hung Yen's Party Committee, the Government and People will forever remember the merits of heroes and martyrs, wounded soldiers, sick soldiers and compatriots who heroically defended every inch of their homeland; at the same time, promoting the tradition of "Drink water, remember the source", well performing the work of taking care of policy families and people with meritorious services to the revolution, contributing to building a rich, beautiful and civilized Hung Yen homeland.