The South-East Islands are getting a spring makeover thanks to Government funding and the great efforts of soldiers and people.
Soldiers and people in the South-East islands, such as Tho Chu, Hon Khoai, Hon Chuoi, Nam Du, and Hon Doc are joining hands to make the island more prosperous in addition to protecting the sovereignty and sea and island security.
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| An Son island village in Nam Du archipelago in Kien Giang province |
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| People in Nam Du, Tho Chu and Hon Doc islands in Kien Giang province or Hon Chuoi island in Ca Mau province earn their living by fishing |
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| More visitors come to the islands so local people’s living conditions have been improved |
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| Long cement road in Hon Doc island |
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| 20 years ago, only 17 families lived in Tho Chu island |
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| Bustling shops are now popular in Tho Chu, Hon Doc and Nam Du islands |
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| Local people decorate their houses with apricot flowers during Lunar New Year |
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| Soldiers decorate President Ho Chi Minh’s altar to welcome Tet |
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| President Ho Chi Minh’s altar with a tray of five fruits, apricot flowers – popular image when Tet comes |
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| Most soldiers have to celebrate Tet far from their home |
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| Second lieutenant Dao Minh Thang has a special Tet with his wife and daughter |
Spring comes to South-East islands
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