Opening of the Special Exhibition 'Red Seeds'
On the afternoon of September 10, at the Nghe Tinh Soviet Museum, the Nghe An Department of Culture and Sports coordinated with the National History Museum to open the thematic exhibition "Red Seeds".
Attending the opening ceremony were members of the Provincial Party Executive Committee: Bui Dinh Long - Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Tran Thi My Hanh - Director of the Department of Culture and Sports; representatives of the National Museum of History; representatives of leaders of departments, agencies, branches and organizations of Nghe An province.
The thematic exhibition "Red Seeds" is one of the activities to celebrate the 79th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day September 2; 94th anniversary of Nghe Tinh Soviet Day (September 12, 1930 - September 12, 2024).
Nearly 150 precious images and documents (currently kept at the National History Museum, the Central Party Office Archives, the French National Archives Center, the Ministry of Public Security's Professional Records Department, and the Museum of Revolutionary Soldiers Captured and Imprisoned by the Enemy) were present at this exhibition.
The exhibition "Red Seeds" consists of 3 parts:
Part 1 - "The one who sows the red seeds" introduces the role of leader Nguyen Ai Quoc - Ho Chi Minh in training and sowing the red seeds for the Vietnamese revolution.
Part 2 - "Turning prisons into revolutionary schools" introduces images, works, and famous sayings full of spirit of revolutionary soldiers in imperial prisons. Despite extremely harsh detention conditions and brutal torture, communist soldiers turned prisons into revolutionary schools, secretly established Party cells, compiled political theory documents, organized cultural and theoretical classes, cultivated Marxism-Leninism... making important contributions to the later struggle for national independence.
Part 3 - "The country of innovation, integration and development" introduces some typical images of the country in the period of innovation, integration and development as well as the outstanding achievements of the young generation in recent years.
The leaders of the Department of Culture and Sports affirmed: The exhibition "Red Seeds" will contribute to propaganda, helping the masses, especially the young generation in President Ho Chi Minh's homeland, to understand more about the contributions of the elite youth class in the first years of the proletarian revolution in Vietnam, thereby more deeply recognizing the role of the "red seeds" that leader Nguyen Ai Quoc - Ho Chi Minh nurtured and planted for the Vietnamese revolution.
Thereby, expressing gratitude to the generation of fathers and brothers who devoted their intelligence and lives to the cause of fighting for national independence and unification; contributing to arousing patriotism, pride in national history, determination to study, practice, and contribute to the cause of protecting and building the country./.
