Opening of the exhibition 'Red Nghe Tinh - Forever a belief'

As part of a series of activities to celebrate the 89th anniversary of Nghe Tinh Soviet Day (1930 - 2019), on the morning of September 10, the Department of Culture & Sports and the Nghe Tinh Soviet Museum organized the opening of the thematic exhibition "Red Nghe Tinh - Forever a belief".

Attending the opening ceremony were comrade Ho Phuc Hop - Member of the Standing Committee, Head of the Provincial Party Committee's Organizing Committee; representatives of provincial departments, branches, sectors and units; a large number of armed forces soldiers and people of Vinh city. Photo: Duc Anh

The special topic "Red Nghe Tinh - Forever a belief" includes more than 120 images, documents, and artifacts to introduce to the public the struggle in prison of Nghe Tinh Soviet soldiers and the Party's gratitude for the great contributions of the heroes and martyrs.

Comrade Ho Phuc Hop - Member of the Standing Committee, Head of the Provincial Party Committee's Organizing Committee; representatives of departments, branches, sectors and units cut the ribbon to open the exhibition. Photo: Duc Anh

Through the thematic exhibition, today's young generation will understand more about the Red addresses - where fierce struggles of political prisoners took place against the colonial and feudal regimes, where Nghe Tinh communists were trained and matured, and many examples fought bravely and indomitably, lighting the torch of revolutionary heroism in the heroic Soviet homeland of Nghe Tinh.

Vinh city veterans visit the exhibition. Photo: Duc Anh

The exhibition consists of two themes: “Tempered in the red fire” and “Forever bright faith”. The first theme includes images and documents about revolutionary soldiers who were imprisoned, tortured, and their will and determination to fight and maintain their steadfast faith in French colonial prisons. The second theme includes images and documents about the lives of Nghe Tinh Soviet soldiers who successfully escaped from prison, returned to continue their activities, and became the core of the revolutionary movement.

In addition to organizing tours and exhibitions of paintings and photos, the program also includes exchanges with relatives and families of Soviet soldiers from Nghe Tinh who were captured by the enemy. From there, it helps people understand more about the touching stories and memories, contributing to vividly portraying the portraits of communist soldiers from the two provinces of Nghe An and Ha Tinh.

The exhibition lasts from September 10 to December 2019.