The program was meticulously staged and featured a blend of historical footage, dramatic re-enactments, and modern musical performances, reappearing Uncle Ho’s life.
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Party and State leaders attend the event. |
It had three parts. The first part entitled “Nguyen Sinh Cung – Nguyen Tat Thanh” focused on the values and ideals that shaped President Ho Chi Minh’s character. The second part under the theme “Nguyen Ai Quoc – Ho Chi Minh” featured his journey of embracing progressive ideologies, seeking the way for national liberation, participating in international movements, founding the Communist Party, and gaining achievements in the revolutionary cause in the 1930-1975 period and in the Doi moi (Reform) process, integration, and development known as the Ho Chi Minh Era. The final part named “Vietnam! The Era of Nation’s Rise” affirmed that Ho Chi Minh’s name symbolizes the nation's sacred spirit.
The program evoked pride and inspiration among participants and TV viewers.
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Artistic performances in the program |
It was among a wide range of cultural and artistic activities with the aim of promoting public awareness of President Ho Chi Minh’s great contribution to the Vietnamese revolutionary cause. Through moving performances and touching stories, it portrayed the image of a talented leader.
The program also helped educate patriotism, revolutionary ideals, and Ho Chi Minh’s thought, morality, and style among officials, Party members, and people from all walks of life, particularly the younger generations, thus strengthening the great national unity bloc, bringing into play internal strength for the cause of national building, protection and international integration.
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The special art program draws the participation of numerous audience. |
The special art program was organized by the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Information, Education and Mass Mobilization in collaboration with the Vietnam Television, the Hanoi Municipal People’s Committee, the President Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum Command.
Translated by Chung Anh