Those memories are rushing back these days, as people at home and abroad, and even international friends, express their grief and emotion at the passing of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong - a great leader. of the Communist Party of Vietnam, who devoted until his last breath to the Party, the country, the Fatherland and the Vietnamese people.
On the morning of April 6, 2022, a large number of officials, workers, and employees of Vang Danh Coal Joint Stock Company, part of Vietnam Coal and Mineral Industry Group (TKV), were present quite early at the company's 314 dormitory to wait. welcomed General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
As soon as General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong arrived, a large number of officials, workers, and laborers rushed around the Party's highest leader.
According to the attending workers, the meeting took place in an extremely warm and friendly atmosphere because General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong was very close, simple and rustic. The General Secretary shook hands and chatted with officials, workers, and laborers right in front of the 314 dormitory yard, about life, jobs, income...
Still intact with her emotions, Ms. Nguyen Thi Anh - Electrical Workshop, Vang Danh Coal Joint Stock Company - tearfully recounted that the General Secretary asked her about her life, income..., she replied: Material life The quality and spirit of workers are increasingly improving; Workers can live in spacious, modern dormitories.
“I bragged to my uncle that my monthly salary was about 14-15 million VND, but he jokingly said that it was almost equal to the General Secretary's salary” - Ms. Nguyen Thi Anh shared - “The meeting time was short but it was fun. In my mind, the memories and advice of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong are profound and unforgettable, and will certainly accompany me through the years. Later, I will tell my children about the time I had a conversation with General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong. When I heard the news of his passing, my heart, like many people, was very sad. He is a great leader but very simple and humble, spending his whole life for the Party, for the country, and for the people."
Trying to control his emotions before the departure of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong, Mr. Pham Hong Nam - former foreman of Mining Workshop 11 - talked about the moments when the General Secretary asked about and gave him gifts.
“The General Secretary asked: “Where are you from?” and I answered: "I was born and raised in this Golden Land." Then he asked: "How much do you earn from work?", I boasted: "I earn about 25 million/month." Uncle smiled, patted my shoulder and said: "Your salary is higher than my salary."
Other miners also boasted to the General Secretary that their income was improving day by day and their income was from 20 million VND/month or more.
General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong jokingly said that if he had such a high income, he would probably ask to work as a mine worker and teased the workers and laborers to lend him a little money, making everyone clap their hands and laugh, making the atmosphere even warmer. worship, intimacy.
According to Mr. Vuong Minh Thu - Deputy Director of Vang Danh Coal Joint Stock Company - the advice of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong is always respected by the company's board of directors and more than 5,000 officials, workers, and laborers in the company. deeply, when remembering and following, as well as always trying to learn from the shining moral example of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
The proof is that throughout the years, despite many difficulties, officers, employees, and workers of Vang Danh Coal Joint Stock Company have always strived to emulate, strive to emulate production labor and complete production. Identify targets and tasks. Continuing to implement the advice of the General Secretary, officers, employees, and workers of Vang Danh Coal Joint Stock Company will continue to have improvements in technique, technology, and care in the coming time. workers' lives, bringing Vang Danh Coal Joint Stock Company to sustainable development.
