The Red Star University Trade Union organizes the Singing Festival to celebrate November 20

Joining the exciting atmosphere towards the 43rd anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers' Day (November 20, 1982 - November 20, 2025), the Trade Union of Sao Do University (Chu Van An Ward, Hai Phong City) organized an art performance with the theme " Singing for those who sow words". The program is a meaningful activity to express gratitude to the teaching staff, while creating a space for exchange and connection between staff, lecturers, and workers in the whole school.

This year's performance has 14 elaborately staged performances, from departments, offices, and affiliated units. The performances are rich in genres such as singing solo, duets, groups, dances and choreography... reflecting the love of the profession, love for the school and pride in the tradition of "respecting teachers". Many songs praising the Party, Uncle Ho, homeland and country were chosen to be performed, bringing a solemn but also inspiring atmosphere.

In addition to artistic value, the teams also focus on investing in costumes and stage expressions, creating lively performances, receiving enthusiastic cheers from the audience. Many performances leave a beautiful impression through the harmonious coordination between young lecturers and teachers with many years of experience, demonstrating the spirit of solidarity and the influence of the art movement in schools.

The show ended in a joyful and warm atmosphere, creating a good impression on the audience. This is also an opportunity for cadres and lecturers to review the tradition, express gratitude to generations of teachers, and at the same time increase motivation for the team of "writers" to continue to contribute to the cause of education and training.

With that spirit, the " singing of the People" Art Performance has become a highlight in the series of activities to celebrate November 20 of Sao Do University, contributing to spreading the good values of the teaching profession.

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