Society

New look, new attraction of Nghe Tinh Soviet Exhibition House

Minh Quan • September 11, 2025 14:44

After a period of upgrading, the Nghe Tinh Soviet Exhibition House at the Nghe An - Nghe Tinh Soviet Museum has taken on a new look, with a lively exhibition space and bright colors. The exhibition rooms have also been given new names, including rooms with changing themes, providing the public with a more diverse and attractive perspective.

Phòng trưng bày số 1 — Gallery No. 1 was formerly known as the Hall of Celebrations. Photo: Nghe An Museum - Soviet Nghe Tinh

Nhà trưng bày xô viết Nghệ Tĩnh_4 — Gallery No. 1 is now called the Solemn Room, with a red curved wall featuring portraits of 77 Nghe Tinh Soviet soldiers. They were farmers and workers who joined forces to build the wall of the revolutionary government. Photo: Minh Quan

Phòng trưng bày số 2 — Gallery No. 2 was formerly called "The direct conditions leading to the Nghe Tinh Soviet movement". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet

Gallery No. 2 currently has the theme "Anti-French Movement in the Late 19th and Early 20th Century". Photo: Minh Quan

Phong trưng bày số 3 — Gallery No. 3 was formerly called "The process of mobilizing and establishing the Nghe-Tinh Provincial Party Committee". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet

Gallery No. 3 is now called "The First Party Cells". Photo: Minh Quan

Phòng trưng bày số 4 — Gallery No. 4 was formerly called "Introducing Nghe Tinh Soviet paintings and dioramas". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet

Gallery No. 4 is now called "The Eve of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Minh Quan

Phòng trưng bày số 5 — Gallery No. 5 was formerly called "The Development of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet

Gallery No. 5 is now called "The Birth of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Government". Photo: Minh Quan

Phòng trưng bày số 6 — Gallery No. 6 was formerly called "Achievements of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet

Gallery No. 6 is now called "Achievements of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Government 1930 - 1931". Photo: Minh Quan

Phòng trưng bày số 7 — Gallery No. 7 was formerly called "Fighting against terrorism to maintain the revolutionary movement". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Soviet Nghe Tinh

Nhà trưng bày xô viết Nghệ Tĩnh_2 — Gallery No. 7 is now called "Firmly protecting the achievements of the Nghe Tinh Soviet". Photo: Minh Quan

Phòng trưng bày số 8 — Gallery No. 8 was formerly known as "Vinh Prison". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Soviet Nghe Tinh

Gallery No. 8 still retains the name "Vinh Prison". This is the only gallery that has not changed its name. Photo: Minh Quan

Phòng trưng bày số 9 — Gallery No. 9 was formerly called "The Influence of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet

Gallery No. 9 is now called "Soviet Echoes of Nghe Tinh". Photo: Minh Quan

Phòng trưng bày số 10 — Gallery No. 10 was formerly called "Some images of the life and revolutionary career of VI Lenin". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Soviet Nghe Tinh

bna_nha-trung-bay-xo-viet-nghe-tinh_1(1).jpg — Gallery No. 10 is now called "Nghe An Homeland Today" with images of the achievements of Industrialization and Modernization of the two provinces of Nghe An - Ha Tinh. Photo: Minh Quan

The project to upgrade the facilities of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Museum (now the Nghe Tinh Soviet Exhibition House at the Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet) was started in December 2024, with a design based on the principles of modern museology, reflecting the characteristics of the unique revolutionary movement of Nghe An in the historical process of Vietnam. After 8 months of construction, the project was completed on the occasion of the 95th anniversary of the Nghe Tinh Soviet.

The highlight of the new Exhibition Hall is the layout arranged like a symphony of colors and images; many creative spaces with unique visual language, including the themes of "Chains" - "Liberation", or the lighting and sound techniques that evoke the rhythm of the demonstrations of the past. In particular, the display focuses on honoring the spirit of uprising and optimism of the revolutionary masses, along with many valuable artifacts, such as the handwriting of President Ho Chi Minh writing the "Preface" for the Museum in 1964. The project is expected to meet the expectations of those who love history, culture and the land of Nghe An, and at the same time become an indispensable destination on the heritage journey of the Central region.