HaUI students embrace the soldier spirit at Sao Nhap Ngu Unitour 2025

On October 12, the campus of Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) came alive as Sao Nhap Ngu Unitour 2025 arrived at the university, bringing with it an inspiring atmosphere filled with energy, patriotism, and youthful enthusiasm. The event offered students a unique opportunity to experience military culture while reflecting on the values of dedication, discipline, and national pride.

The program was attended by Mr. Nguyen Van Thien, Vice Rector of HaUI, together with representatives of university departments and the Youth Union, highlighting the strong institutional support for activities that nurture character development and civic responsibility among students.

Students enthusiastically took part in a series of interactive challenges inspired by military training, including drill-based games, teamwork competitions, and high-energy performances. These hands-on activities allowed participants to momentarily step into the shoes of soldiers, fostering a deeper appreciation for perseverance, coordination, and collective spirit.

Students experience military training activities

The event became even more dynamic with the appearance of Hau Hoang and Hai Dang Doo, well-known participants of the Sao Nhap Ngu program. Through performances, heartfelt conversations, and shared experiences, they connected closely with students and created memorable moments across the HaUI campus.

The activities were overseen by active-duty soldiers who ensured professionalism and fairness while fostering meaningful interaction between military personnel and students. Through music, interactive challenges, and shared moments, essential values such as teamwork, resilience, responsibility, and discipline were delivered in a way that felt both authentic and accessible.

The enthusiastic response from HaUI students reaffirmed the lasting appeal of Sao Nhap Ngu as a program that transcends entertainment, continuing to inspire young people nationwide to build character, embrace responsibility, and connect more deeply with the values that define the nation.