Although the war ended decades ago, bombs, landmines, and unexploded ordnance remain buried beneath the soil of the Bach Dich border area, posing a silent threat to local people and hindering the search for and recovery of fallen soldiers' remains. Amid the rugged frontier mountains, officers and soldiers of the Mine Clearance Team under Division 316 continue to work tirelessly in the field, clearing every square meter of land with the utmost sense of responsibility and precision.

In June, as water from mountain streams is channeled into each terraced field, the Hoang Su Phi terraced rice fields take on a unique and captivating beauty.

Along the peaceful banks of the Lo River, there is a rural community where the rustling sound of mulberry leaves being picked and silkworms feeding through the night still echoes every day. In Tan Long Commune, mulberry cultivation and silkworm farming are not only a source of livelihood, but also a treasured memory and a cultural tradition that local people have preserved for more than two decades.