The exhibition as the affirmation: “Solidarity is strength and key to success”, is shown through two contents: Impression in the countryside and Under the glorious Party flag.
Content “Impression in the countryside” tells about the elite people from the same family or lineage in some rural areas, who have made many contributions to the cause of the struggle for national liberation. From the poor countryside, many soldiers decided to follow the revolutionary path, setting aside their personal happiness to steadfastly fight and regain independence and freedom for the nation. Despite being captured by the enemy and imprisoned at Hoa Lo Prison and many other prisons, the elite people always showed solidarity to fight against the harsh imprisonment with the spirit: “Solidarity is life, division is death”.
Content “Under the glorious Party flag” summarizes the way of Vietnamese people working together to unanimously overcome post-war difficulty to build a “more prosperous and developed” country.
The exhibition space of “Song of Solidarity” relived the Hanoi people’s evening to celebrate the 3rd National Party Congress at Bach Thao park 55 years ago. The image of Uncle Ho standing on the command podium and conducting a team to sing “Song of solidarity” was captured by photographer Lam Hong Long, and later became one of the symbols of national solidarity.
At the opening ceremony, visitors meet relatives of historical witnesses introduced at the Exhibition, listen to the beautiful love story of two revolutionary soldiers Mai Ngoc Thuyet and Nguyen Van Man told by their only daughter, Ms. Nguyen Hong Tuyen, a pre-insurrection cadre, who is 90 years old.
In addition, at the exhibition, visitors have the opportunity to access many documents and items recalling the Party Congresses, including items of General Secretary Do Muoi.
The opening ceremony is held on January 8, 2021, at Hoa Lo Prison Historical Relic, No. 1 Hoa Lo, Tran Hung Dao, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi.
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