On the evening of June 19, the art and political program "Vietnam Revolutionary Press - 100 years of glory and responsibility" organized by the Hanoi Party Committee, People's Council, and People's Committee under the direction of Hanoi Radio and Television Station took place in Hanoi.
The program is divided into 4 parts corresponding to 4 major stages in the journey of 100 years of Vietnamese revolutionary journalism, including: December - Residence - Development - New Era with many vivid Hologram performances.
Starting from Le Paria (People of the same suffering) - the mouthpiece of the Colonial Union in France in 22, the outstanding young man Nguyen Ai Quoc and a number of progressive activists founded and wrote many articles in French, spoke out to fight for the right to life of the ethnic groups in the colony, and laid the first bricks for the revolutionary newspaper ideology.
4 years later, the Founder of Thanh Nien - the first issue appeared on June 21, 1925, the mouthpiece of the Vietnam Youth Revolutionary Association. Although he has never considered himself a journalist, with more than 2,000 articles, more than 170 titles and 9 newspapers he founded, President Ho Chi Minh is a great journalist, the one who laid the foundation for the Vietnamese revolutionary press.
" khude" is the continuation of the program with the revolutionary press period that contributed a lot to the fires of war, accompanying the nation in the cause of protecting the independence, freedom of the nation and unifying the country when hundreds of journalists held pencils and guns to fight on the fronts.
In the 100-year history of the Vietnamese revolutionary press, more than 500 journalists and martyrs have fallen while on duty. Sharing at the program, journalist Tran Mai Huong, former General Director of Vietnam News Agency, emotionally recounted the story of his colleagues, many of whom died on the battlefield.
He told about a journalist who participated in the 1967 war in Tay Ninh, who, before his sacrifice, fired two armored vehicles of the enemy, or a female journalist who was arrested and tortured but still did not provide important information.
Those memories not only haunted, but also deeply moved the pioneers who held a pen in the front line, choosing to face the danger. They not only bring honest images and information, but have reflected and recorded history with their own lives.
The period of Innovation and integration marks a strong development of the revolutionary press, from the "secretary of the times" to the one who accompanies the people and the country in the process of building, criticizing and developing the country.
And in the new era - the digital age, AI, social networks and multidimensional information - many questions are raised: How will journalists continue to shoulder great responsibility in the era of national growth? How to make journalism a glorious profession not only the past but also the future must continue to be preserved and built.
In 2 hours, many songs associated with history, revolution, and journalism such as " len dang", "Tien ve Ha Noi", "Nam tuyen nuoc nuoc" , "Buoc chan tren bo Truong Son", "Dat nuoc day niem vui", "Dat nuoc yeu thuong" ... were performed through the voices of many famous artists and the Hanoi Symphony orchestra.
Artists Meritorious Artist Dang Duong, singer Duc Tuan, Vo Ha Tram, Dong Hung, Huong Tram, Grup Oplus... performed art performances associated with the historical milestones of the country as well as the Vietnamese revolutionary press.
In the program, the audience also looked back on the impressive journey of the capital's press through the report "Hanoi Press in the country's journalism career".
In the Vietnamese press ecosystem, Hanoi press has a special position, not only as the largest information center in the country, but also a place where standard values, imbued with identity and cultural depth converge. With the close direction of the city's leaders at all levels, the capital's press is increasingly promoting its own characteristics, notably its solid political stance.
