Top 9 heroic teenagers make Vietnamese history proud

Crushing the orange the king gave him because he couldn't attend a conference to discuss plans to fight the enemy, and shooting a French spy to protect his comrades are all examples of young Vietnamese heroes.

Ly Nhan Tong: His real name is Ly Can Duc (1066-1128), the first son of King Ly Nhan Tong. Ascended to the throne at the age of seven, under the regent of his mother (Nguyen Phi Ỷ Lan), Ly Nhan Tong constantly improved himself, becoming a military man. During the reign of Ly Nhan Tong, the court established the Temple of Literature - Quoc Tu Giam, opened the first Confucian exam, defeated the invading Song army in 1075, 1077 and many other economic achievements. .

Tran Quoc Toan : The story of the heroic teenager Tran Quoc Toan has become a poetic inspiration and a shining example for many generations of Vietnamese youth to follow. Not being allowed by King Tran to attend a meeting to discuss plans to fight the enemy at Binh Than wharf because he was too young, with a boiling patriotic spirit, Tran Quoc Toan went home, gathered his servants, volunteered to go to war, and killed the enemy to earn merit. The story of the flag embroidered with 6 golden words 'Breaking the enemy, leopard Hoang An' has become one of the typical images of the patriotic spirit of the Vietnamese people.

Nguyen Hien is the youngest poinsettia in the country's thousand years of academic history. At the exam in 1247 during the reign of King Tran Thai Tong, Nguyen Hien (1234-1256) passed poinsettia at the age of 13. King Tran Thai Tong allowed Nguyen Hien to return to his hometown to cultivate for another 3 years because he was too young. Later, the young poinsettia became an official of the Ministry of Public Affairs. Unfortunately, Nguyen Hien's 22-year-old death caused our country to lose a talented talent.

Le Thai Tong : Having ascended to the throne at the age of 11, Le Thai Tong took over the administrative power. During his reign, he stabilized society, strictly dealt with corruption, perfected the court's system of rituals and ceremonies, strengthened the army, and revived education. Dai Viet under his reign was considered prosperous, as the folk song appeared in folklore : "During the reign of King Thai To, Thai Tong / The rice fields were full, buffaloes did not want to eat".

Le Nhan Tong : After the sudden death of King Le Thai Tong in 1442, Le Nhan Tong was crowned king by the court, when he was just over 1 year old. For the first 10 years, he was regent by his mother, after that, the king himself ran the government when he was just over 10 years old. Like his father, Le Nhan Tong continued to build a powerful country like the reigns of King Thai To and Thai Tong.

Duy Tan : King whose real name is Nguyen Phuc Vinh San (1900-1945). When agreeing to let him take the throne, the French hoped that a 7-year-old king like Duy Tan would make it easier for them to manipulate the government. However, King Duy Tan soon showed his patriotism and determination to drive away the French colonialists to gain independence. Rarely has a king like Duy Tan dared to give up the throne to engage in the struggle for national liberation. Later, when deposed by the French colonialists, the king only laughed sarcastically and scornfully, leaving the throne without regret.

Ly Tu Trong : Hero Ly Tu Trong (1914-1931) was born in Thach Ha district, Ha Tinh province. At the age of 10, Ly Tu Trong participated in revolutionary activities. In 1931, during a rally to commemorate the Yen Bai uprising in Saigon, Ly Tu Trong shot dead secret agent Le Grand to protect speaker Phan Boi. After this event, he was sentenced to death by the French colonialists at the age of 17. Before leaving, he left behind a saying that will last forever: 'The path of youth can only be revolution, there can be no other way'.

Kim Dong: His real name is Nong Van Den (1929-1943), a Nung ethnic, from Ha Quang district, Cao Bang province. At the age of 12, Kim Dong participated in revolutionary activities, doing the task of communicating, transporting the Viet Minh and delivering letters. During a communication trip in 1943, when the officers were in a meeting, he discovered that the French and Kim Dong had distracted the soldiers so that his friends could bring the troops back to the base safely. As they ran across the stream, the French opened fire. Kim Dong died by the Lenin stream (Cao Bang), when he was just 14 years old.

Vo Thi Sau : "The young girl / Giac took it to the shooting range / Walked between two lines of soldiers / Still smiling calmly / Cut a fresh flower / She put it in her hair .". Those verses have partly illustrated the portrait of hero Vo Thi Sau (1933-1952) - the daughter who sacrificed herself, becoming a shining example for the young generation of Vietnam.