The exhibition showcases nearly 200 photos, documents and sketches of President Ho Chi Minh, who travelled to Brazil in 1912 on his journey to find a way to save the nation.
It introduced to the Brazilian people the late Vietnamese leader, a national liberation hero and outstanding cultural celebrity, who devoted his whole life to the cause of national liberation and reunification, the happiness and prosperity of the Vietnamese people, thus contributing to the common struggle of peoples around the world for peace, national independence, democracy and social progress.
The exhibited photos also promote the culture, history and people of Vietnam, and its achievements in the nation building and safeguarding cause.
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A performance is staged at the art programme named “Colours of Vietnam” in Brazil. (Photo: Duong Giang) |
Meanwhile, the art programme named “Viet Nam – Nhung sac mau” (Colours of Vietnam) entertained participants with performances featuring typical songs and dances of the northern, Central Highlands and southern regions of the Southeast Asian nation. Artists of the Vietnam National Music Song and Dance Theatre also performed Brazilian songs using traditional Vietnamese musical instruments.
Attending these events was the final activities of PM Chinh’s official visit to Brazil. The PM then left Brasilia for Hanoi, wrapping up his trip to attend the High-Level Week of the 78th Session of the United Nations General Assembly and bilateral activities in the US and his Brazil visit.
