On the occasion of the 88th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam (Febuary 3, 1930 – February 3, 2018), the 50th anniversary of the General Offensive and Uprising in 1968 (1968-2018) and Lunar New Year 2018, at 93 Dinh Tien Hoang Exhibition House, Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports organized the “Congratulations to the Country of the Renovation, to the Glorious Party, to the Spring in the Year of the Dog 2018” exhibition.
Exhibition Space
The exhibition displayed more than 100 large-size photographs, expressing the general and typical features of the Party’s continuous growth and development, the cause of industrialization and modernization in the country according to the themes as follows:
Part 1 “From Congress to Congress” to introduce the precious photographs and materials on the 12 Party Congresses.
Part 2 “The Communist Party of Vietnam – as the organizer and leader of all the victories of the Vietnamese revolution on the cause of gaining national independence, building and defending the socialist fatherland, for the wealthy people and powerful nation, democracy, fairness and civilization” to display photographs reflecting the development process and achievements of the capital and the country under the leadership of the Party, with the documentary pictures of General Offensive and Uprising in 1968 as highlight.
Party 3 to introduce the beautiful images of the Capital and the country with the content of “Greetings of the New Spring in Year of the Dog 2018”.
Visitors to the exhibition
The exhibition including decorative and supportive posters with photos , materials, spring newspapers, New Year newspaper make the good expression on the public; thereby, to arouse pride, patriotism and national unity traditions in each individual, the spirit of eagerly emulating and contributing to the cause of building and defending the country, building the civilized, rich and beautiful capital.
Exhibition of Photos, books and newspapers
The exhibition was held from January 29 to February 21, 2018
Minh Trang