Touching night of Art Exchange 'Warm love of Uncle Ho's hometown'

On the evening of May 15, Nghe An Radio and Television Station organized the Art Exchange program "Warm love of Uncle Ho's hometown". This is a meaningful activity to celebrate the 129th anniversary of Uncle Ho's birthday (May 19, 1890 - May 19, 2019), 50 years of implementing his Testament.

Attending the exchange night were comrade Nguyen Thi Thu Huong - Member of the Standing Committee, Head of the Provincial Party Committee's Propaganda Department and representatives of a number of departments, branches and sectors.

Artists performing the song ""The night of listening to the boat singing and remembering Uncle Ho" opened the exchange night. Photo: Duc Anh

Throughout President Ho Chi Minh’s life, the cultural cradle of family, homeland and country became the source of nourishment and spiritual support for him on the revolutionary path. During the years away from home, Uncle Ho always reserved special affection and care for his homeland.

With the above meaning, the Art Exchange program "Warm love of Uncle Ho's hometown" introduced many songs praising President Ho Chi Minh, his simplicity and immense love.

Delegates attending the program. Photo: Duc Anh

Through famous songs such as "The flute of childhood", "The mother of Lang Sen", "The person who visits the homeland", "Giua Mac Tu Khoa nghe cau ho Nghe Tinh"... the image of President Ho Chi Minh, who is loved by many, has been recreated, from when he was a boy growing up in Lang Sen (Nam Dan) to when he grew up and left to find a way to save the country and later became a great leader.

The program also left an impression on viewers through the interaction with witnesses who had met Uncle Ho many times and researched about him, such as author Chu Trong Huyen - who has many books about Uncle Ho; journalist Nguyen The Vien - reporter of Vietnam News Agency, who met Uncle Ho 4 times, directly accompanied him when he visited Vinh Thanh commune, December 1961 and musicians who had many successful songs about him.

The guests shared many touching stories about Uncle Ho through his visits to his hometown. Photo: Duc Anh

At the same time, it contributes to educating revolutionary traditions, especially for the younger generation. Thereby, fostering patriotism, love for the people, promoting the resilient and glorious tradition of the people in Uncle Ho's homeland.

The song "The Kite Flute of Childhood" recreates a picture of President Ho Chi Minh's peaceful childhood days in Sen Village and Chua Village; images that were always kept in his heart throughout his journey to find a way to save the country.