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| Delegates visit the exhibition. |
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| Hanoi Vice Chairman Ha Minh Hai speaks at the exhibition's opening ceremony. |
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| Delegates perform the ceremony to open the exhibition. |
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| A guide introduces Hanoi’s master plan until 2045, with a vision for 2065. |
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| A model of Hanoi’s master until 2045, with a vision for 2065. |
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| Large posters and hoardings on Hanoi are hung in various spaces inside the Hanoi Museum. |
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| Delegates visit an exhibition space on the first Party cell in Hanoi. |
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| A woodblock print of Emperor Ly Thai To’s Edict on the Transfer of the Capital. |
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| President Ho Chi Minh proclaimed Vietnam’s independence at Ba Dinh Square in Hanoi on September 2, 1945, formally founding the Democratic Republic of Vietnam. |
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| Fortifications of the Hanoi people and army during the resistance days are reconstructed at the exhibitions. |
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| ID cards of self-defence soldiers. |
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| Reconstruction of the Hanoi Flag Tower. |
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| Members of the public at the exhibition on Hanoi’s socio-economic and cultural achievements. |
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| The exhibition space “Hanoi - Expansion and Development” features Nhat Tan Bridge - the largest cable-stayed bridge in Vietnam. |
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| An artisan from My Duc District performs the process of producing lotus silk. |
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| Items of Hanoians from the pre-Doi Moi period are on display at the exhibition. |















