The photo book "100 Years of Revolutionary Journalism in Viet Nam (1925–2025)" was produced under the direction of the Party Central Committee Commission on Information, Education and Mass Mobilization. It is a valuable documentary work reflecting the formation, development, and maturation of revolutionary journalism, from the early days of revolutionary mobilization to the period of renovation and integration.
At the launch of the book, Le Quoc Minh, Party Central Committee member, Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan Newspaper, Deputy Head of the Party Central Committee Commission on Information, Education and Mass Mobilization, and President of the Viet Nam Journalists' Association, congratulated the Viet Nam News Agency and the News Agency Publishing House for compiling and publishing this meaningful photo book. He praised it as a monumental documentary work that vividly portrays the glorious journey of revolutionary journalism across a century.
The book deeply reflects the close connection between journalism and the revolutionary cause and serves as a tribute to the generations of journalists who have committed themselves, innovated, and contributed to the ideals of the Party and the nation. It also affirms the pioneering role of journalism on the ideological and cultural fronts.
With over 1,000 valuable archival photos and many summary articles, the book vividly recounts the various stages of the development of revolutionary journalism, closely tied to the nation's evolution. The materials have been carefully selected from central and local press agencies, museums, libraries, archives, and from journalists across the generations.
The book consists of six sections, reflecting the role of revolutionary journalism from the period of independence struggle, resistance wars, national reconstruction, to peace-time national defense and construction. It confirms that journalism is not only a tool for information but also a vanguard force in the ideological and cultural battlefront. It is also a living testament to the resilience and responsibility of revolutionary journalism in Viet Nam over the past 100 years.
