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| Delegates visit the exhibition. |
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| Le Quoc Minh, member of the Party Central Committee (PCC), Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan Newspaper, Deputy Head of the PCC’s Commission for Communication, Education and Mass Mobilisation, President of the Vietnam Journalists’ Association, introduces the special issue celebrating the 135th birthday of President Ho Chi Minh to delegates. |
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| Delegates take photos with students at the exhibition. |
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| Long lines of people line up to visit the exhibition. |
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| The exhibition is a space to display images of President Ho Chi Minh, including familiar images and art works that are little known to the public. |
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| The exhibition is divided into three parts, including: Ho Chi Minh - Portrait of a man, the people's love for Uncle Ho, and Uncle Ho with Nhan Dan Newspaper. |
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| At the exhibition, visitors have the opportunity to explore valuable documents about Uncle Ho's ideology, personality and sacrifice. |
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| At the exhibition, students can "touch" priceless artifacts about Uncle Ho associated with youth work, as a form of passing traditional fire for today's young generation to learn and follow Uncle Ho’s example. |
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| The photos capture Uncle Ho’s images in the hearts of people across the country. |
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| Young visitors express deep emotion upon seeing images of Uncle Ho |
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| Notably, the exhibition makes full use of modern technology to create an attractive digital experience for visitors. |
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| The highlight of this special communication campaign is the release of Nhan Dan Weekend issue No. 1890 - a symbolic number, coincides with the year of birth of President Ho Chi Minh. This is not only a coincidence, but also a profound gratitude, a vivid expression of the revolutionary press’s spirit of “remembering the past to build the future”. |
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| Through the exhibition, Nhan Dan Newspaper wants to contribute to spreading Uncle Ho's thoughts and spirit closer to the public. |
