An opportunity for the public to immerse themselves in the cultural heritage of Ho Chi Minh.
The effort to innovate in order to attract the public has always been the aspiration of journalists in general and the management teams of media organizations in particular. Because without the public, it is naturally impossible to find any reason for a media organization to exist, let alone develop.
TIn the context of today's rapidly developing information technology, traditional journalism is facing new challenges emerging from social media. These challenges also present opportunities for traditional journalism to change if it wants to continue to survive, develop, and fulfill the mission that the country and its people trust and expect of it – a channel of official information connecting individuals to society; so that beyond the need for information consumption and access, journalism also serves as a platform for citizens to exercise their democratic rights through oversight and critical feedback via the press and public opinion.
For local Party newspapers, innovation must be considered a vital task. Nghe An Newspaper is no exception.
For local Party newspapers, innovation must be considered a vital task. Nghe An Newspaper is no exception.
Having worked with the newspaper for many years, I've realized this. The journalists in Nghe An have surpassed themselves.implement digital transformationThis transforms a local Party newspaper into a multi-media, multi-platform news agency, delivering multifaceted content with abundant information; with sufficient space and time to satisfy the diverse needs of the public.
Along with the launch of the new Nghe An online newspaper interface, designed with a modern look and optimized for reader experience on all devices, the opening of the dedicated news page on President Ho Chi Minh and his homeland Nghe An clearly demonstrates the newspaper's unwavering commitment to continuous innovation.
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With its diverse sections, this special page is a reliable resource for the public of Nghe An Newspaper to learn more about and research the life and career of President Ho Chi Minh - the outstanding son of Nghe An, the brilliant leader of the nation, who dedicated his entire life to the country and its people.
Through articles, film footage, memorabilia, and other materials, contributed by generations of journalists, researchers, and artists, this special section serves as an incredibly rich archive for our generation to better understand Ho Chi Minh – not only as the leader of a nation but also as a world-renowned figure.
This website is an incredibly rich source of information for our generation today to better understand Ho Chi Minh - not only as the leader of a nation but also as a world-renowned figure.
Each time we make a pilgrimage to Nghe An, to Lang Sen, walking amidst the fragrant aroma of herbaceous plants that grow from the mud yet remain so sublime, a flood of emotions about the land and people of Nghe An wells up in our hearts; we remind ourselves to live in a way that will not bring shame to them.
It also shows that lotuses can be found everywhere. Lotuses are beautiful and fragrant everywhere. But the lotuses in Nghe An are different. The lotuses in Lang Sen (Lotus Village) are the kind that deserve a capital letter. Because lotuses not only give names to places and villages, but they also shape the soul of the people. From Lang Sen, a golden lotus bloomed, nurturing the most beautiful Vietnamese man – Ho Chi Minh.
To understand Ho Chi Minh is to understand a great cultural activist and innovator. He was a harmonious blend of the finest elements of national and global culture. Furthermore, he was a great revolutionary poet, writer, and journalist. Ho Chi Minh was a model of cultural tolerance, knowing how to preserve and promote national cultural traditions and identity, but without confining himself to narrow-minded nationalism. Instead, he constantly strived to study and learn from the best of world culture, accepting diverse values to improve himself.
Visiting the Ho Chi Minh Legacy means visiting the practical and theoretical legacy of a revolutionary activist who dedicated his life to the nation, the people, and the suffering humanity around the world; it means encountering universal values that transcend time and remain highly relevant. The spirit of independence and self-reliance, the tireless struggle for the liberation of humanity from slavery, so that people would no longer suffer from hunger, cold, and illiteracy – this is a cultural endeavor of the highest and most complete significance, worthy of being the age-old dream of humankind.
And so, Central Vietnam, particularly Nghe An province, has always been an attractive destination for eager tourists and friends from both within Vietnam and abroad. Everyone who comes here can satisfy their desire to immerse themselves in the universal values of cultural and natural heritage, and the humanistic values that help them understand themselves and appreciate the beautiful values that Vietnam has produced, nurtured, and bequeathed to us today and tomorrow – a priceless legacy of a great man – Ho Chi Minh – the national liberation hero, the outstanding cultural figure – who has earned the admiration of friends and progressive, peace-loving humanity worldwide.
