“The Journey to Find the Portrait” is a touching story about the journey of a group of young guerrillas during the war. The group of young guerrillas was assigned the task of searching for and protecting the portrait of Uncle Ho - a sacred symbol of revolutionary belief. Each member of the group had to overcome countless difficulties and face dangers to complete the noble mission assigned. The process of carrying out the mission demonstrated the spirit of courage, love, and gratitude towards the great Uncle Ho...
The work has the value of spreading the noble ideological values of Uncle Ho, leaving profound lessons for the younger generation, while fostering love, patriotism, and national pride. In particular, it affirms the belief in the leadership of the Party and arouses the responsibility of each person in the cause of building and developing the country...
This time, the Ho Chi Minh City Civil Servants' Union coordinated with the City Drama Theater to bring 5 performances of the work "Journey to find a portrait" to cadres, union members, workers and members of the City Women's Union, the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, students of the Ho Chi Minh City Cadre Academy, students of Le Quy Don High School, District 3, and Ta Quang Buu High School, District 8.
This activity is organized to promote and popularize award-winning literary and artistic works on the theme "Studying and following Ho Chi Minh's ideology, morality and style" to cadres, union members and workers. The way to bring theatrical works to cadres, union members and workers demonstrates a creative approach and innovation in activities to create attraction and appeal. The creative approach not only gives cadres, union members and workers the opportunity to enjoy unique theatrical art, but also creates practical effects in thematic activities to study and follow Ho Chi Minh's ideology, morality and style in a practical way. Because the purpose and content of the propaganda both meet the requirements of ideological education and the need to improve the spiritual life of union members and workers.
