Launching the writing contest "Tomorrow in my eyes

Accompanying the journey to reach knowledge and nurture future dreams of the young generation, on the morning of March 5, 2026, in Hanoi, Dan Viet Electronic Newspaper/Nong Thon Ngay Nay Newspaper (NTNN) officially launched the writing contest "Tomorrow in my eyes".

The contest is organized for the first time, for students nationwide, aiming for the age range from 6 to 22.

The Organizing Committee especially prioritizes children in difficult circumstances such as orphans, belonging to poor - near-poor households, families with parents suffering from dangerous diseases or special cases that need to be cared for and supported.

Sharing about the writing contest "Tomorrow in my eyes", journalist Nguyen Van Hoai - Editor-in-Chief of Dan Viet/NTNN Electronic Newspaper, Head of the Organizing Committee of the contest - said: "We believe that each student has their own "tomorrow", which may be the dream of becoming a doctor, engineer, teacher, scientist, or simply to continue going to school, to live in a more fulfilling and complete family.

The "Tomorrow in my eyes" contest was born with the desire to listen to those dreams, support and motivate them to confidently move forward.

According to journalist Nguyen Van Hoai, this is the first time Dan Viet/NTNN Electronic Newspaper has organized a national-scale writing contest exclusively for students. Therefore, the Organizing Committee has spent a lot of time preparing carefully about the rules, process of receiving and grading entries to ensure impartiality, transparency and humanity.

“We do not overemphasize technical factors or meticulous literature. Besides the meaning of sharing and support, the contest is also an opportunity for students to practice thinking and expressive ability. What we cherish most is sincerity, willpower and aspiration to rise up expressed through each page of writing. When encouraged to tell their own stories, they learn to look back at the journey they have gone through, identify goals ahead and have more confidence in their own values.

Each entry is a life story, a seed of hope. And we hope that those seeds of hope will be nurtured" - journalist Nguyen Van Hoai emphasized.

Editor-in-Chief Nguyen Van Hoai also said that the long-term goal of the contest is to build an annual activity, thereby continuing to spread the spirit of studiousness, nurture the will to overcome difficulties and contribute to forming a young generation that is confident, compassionate and responsible to the community.

At the launching ceremony, journalist Ho Quang Loi - former Standing Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Journalists Association, Head of the Judging Panel of the writing contest "Tomorrow in my eyes" - said that he will read each work carefully with the judging panel.

I think that student articles are about telling their own stories, once listening to themselves, being listened to, shared and connected by society. This is a very special contest, I believe the contest will be successful, with many participants" - journalist Ho Quang Loi added.