Ho Chi Minh City parents run more than 20 km, go to 5-6 places to find textbooks for their children

    NGỌC LÊ - THÁI BẢO |

    Approaching the school start day, many parents in Ho Chi Minh City have to run dozens of kilometers, finding 5-6 places to gather enough textbooks for their children.

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    Nhiều phụ huynh phải tìm đến nhiều nhà sách để gom đủ sách cho con trước ngày tựu trường. Ảnh: Thái Bảo

    The owner of a bookstore in Ho Chi Minh City still has to queue to buy textbooks

    NGỌC LÊ |

    Approaching the school start day, many parents in Ho Chi Minh City have to run 5-6 bookstores to collect enough textbooks for their children.

    Phụ huynh mua sách giáo khoa cho con đầu năm học mới 2026 - 2027. Ảnh: Tường Vân

    More than 220 million copies of textbooks have been supplied before the new school year 2026 - 2027

    Anh Vân |

    More than 220 million copies of textbooks and 76 million copies of homework books and reference books have been completed and supplied to the market.

    Phụ huynh, học sinh tại TPHCM mua sách giáo khoa chuẩn bị cho năm học mới. Ảnh: Chân Phúc

    Ho Chi Minh City lends textbooks for free, some schools only have 20-30 parents registering

    Chân Phúc |

    Although the number of students registering to borrow textbooks is not large, schools in Ho Chi Minh City still have to review needs and prepare books to meet students' needs.