A new look, a new appeal for the Soviet Nghe Tinh Exhibition House.
Minh Quan•September 11, 2025 14:44
After being renovated, the Soviet Nghe Tinh Exhibition Hall at the Nghe An - Soviet Nghe Tinh Museum boasts a new look, with a vibrant and colorful exhibition space. The exhibition rooms have also been given new names, with some rooms changing themes, offering the public a more diverse and engaging perspective.
Exhibition Room No. 1 was formerly known as the Reception Room. Photo: Nghe An - Soviet Nghe Tinh Museum.Exhibition Room No. 1 is now called the Solemn Room, with the highlight being a curved red wall featuring portraits of 77 Soviet soldiers from Nghe Tinh. These were farmers and workers who joined forces to build the defensive wall of the revolutionary government. Photo: Minh Quan
Exhibition Room No. 2 was formerly titled "The Direct Conditions Leading to the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet MovementExhibition Room No. 2 currently focuses on the theme "The Anti-French Movement in the late 19th and early 20th Centuries". Photo: Minh Quan
Exhibition Room No. 3 was formerly titled "The Process of Mobilizing and Establishing the Nghe An - Tinh Province Party Committee". Photo: Nghe An - Nghe An - Soviet Nghe An - Tinh An Museum.Exhibition Room No. 3 is now called "The First Party Branches". Photo: Minh Quan
Exhibition Room No. 4 was formerly titled "Introduction to dioramas and paintings of the Soviet Nghe Tinh". Photo: Nghe An - Soviet Nghe Tinh MuseumExhibition Room No. 4 is now titled "The Eve of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Minh Quan
Exhibition Room No. 5 was formerly titled "The Development of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet MovementExhibition Room No. 5 is now titled "The Birth of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Government". Photo: Minh Quan
Exhibition Room No. 6 was formerly called "Achievements of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Nghe An Museum - Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement.Exhibition Room No. 6 is now titled "Achievements of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Government 1930-1931". Photo: Minh Quan
Exhibition Room No. 7 was formerly titled "The Struggle Against Terrorism to Sustain the Revolutionary Movement". Photo: Nghe An - Soviet Nghe Tinh Museum.Exhibition Room No. 7 is now called "Steadfastly Defending the Achievements of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Minh Quan
Exhibition Room No. 8 was formerly known as "Vinh Prison". Photo: Nghe An - Soviet Nghe Tinh Museum.Exhibition Room No. 8 still retains the name "Vinh Prison". This is the only exhibition room that has not changed its name. Photo: Minh Quan
Exhibition Room No. 9 was formerly titled "The Influence of the Nghe Tinh Soviet Movement". Photo: Nghe An - Nghe Tinh Soviet MuseumExhibition Room No. 9 is now called "Echoes of the Soviet Nghe Tinh". Photo: Minh Quan
Exhibition Room No. 10 was formerly titled "Some Images of the Life and Revolutionary Career of VI Lenin". Photo: Nghe An - Soviet Nghe Tinh MuseumExhibition Room No. 10, now titled "Homeland of Nghe An Today," showcases images of the achievements of industrialization and modernization in the two provinces of Nghe An and Ha Tinh. Photo: Minh Quan
The project to upgrade the facilities of the Soviet Nghe Tinh Museum (now the Soviet Nghe Tinh Exhibition House at the Nghe An - Soviet Nghe Tinh Museum) commenced in December 2024, with a design based on modern museology principles, reflecting the unique characteristics of the revolutionary movement of Nghe An province in the course of Vietnamese history. After 8 months of construction, the project was completed on the occasion of the 95th anniversary of the Soviet Nghe Tinh.
The highlight of the new exhibition hall is its layout, arranged like a symphony of colors and images; many creative spaces with distinctive visual language, including themes such as "Chains" and "Liberation," or lighting and sound techniques that evoke the rhythm of the protests of yesteryear. In particular, the exhibition emphasizes honoring the indomitable and optimistic spirit of the revolutionary masses, alongside many valuable artifacts, such as President Ho Chi Minh's handwritten "Preface" to the Museum in 1964. The project is expected to fulfill the aspirations of those who love history, culture, and the land of Nghe An, and to become an indispensable destination on the Central Vietnam heritage route.
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