Making Tet newspaper

(Baonghean) -Every year, when spring comes, newspaper offices are busy preparing to publish the Tet issue. When mentioning the Tet issue, everyone feels excited and bustling. In addition to being busy with the daily issues, cadres, reporters, and employees also have to work hard to keep up with the schedule of publishing the Tet issue. Everyone tries to make that special issue eye-catching for readers during the Spring days.

In the West, there are no Tet newspapers, only thin supplements in the first issues of the year, summarizing the events and prominent figures of the year. In our country, Tet newspapers have become a spiritual food when Spring comes. Tet newspapers not only express the assessment and recognition of the whole year, but also have a premonition for the new year, and often convey a lot of cultural and artistic content. Tet newspapers are also a place where famous writers, unique articles and images gather. Tet newspapers also strive to be the most beautiful publication of the year of the editorial offices.



Making Tet newspaper at Nghe An Newspaper office.

Working on Tet newspapers is fun, but very busy. During these last days of the year, the workload in the editorial offices is "tense": having to publish the daily newspaper, and then urgently completing the Tet newspaper in a short time. The editorial board, editors, technicians, and artists often have to stay up all night. Reporters also invest a lot in articles, propaganda content, and coordinate with businesses and establishments to "join in the fun" with the Tet issue.

Then everything passed. When seeing the newly printed Tet newspaper "bright", everyone's hardships seemed to disappear. We know that making Tet newspapers is hard work, but without Tet newspapers, we feel the atmosphere of Spring is lost! And more than ever, Tet newspapers are always special publications, a spiritual food sent to soldiers on remote borders and islands who are guarding the border of the Fatherland day and night. Tet newspapers are also a gift sent to those living far from home, where they always need cultural information and traditional activities of their homeland every Spring...

Duy Ngoc