Opening of film series to celebrate 95th anniversary of founding of Communist Party of Vietnam

Delegates attend the film screening.

Teachers and students of Bac Ninh Industrial College watched the documentary "Uncle Ho and the Party Congresses" produced by Nhan Dan Documentary and Cinema Studio and Nhan Dan Newspaper.

With significant historical records and real footage, the film clarifies Uncle Ho's profound meaning, thoughts, manner, and techniques, from the Conference to Establish the Communist Party of Vietnam to each Congress and term of the Party Congress, which he personally directed. The conferences and congresses that he attended, directed, and directed were especially important to the Party and our country's revolution, as they provided essential lessons in planning and administering the Congresses. His ideas, approach, and instructions for planning and organizing the Party Congress, as well as the instructions in the Congress materials, are valuable legacies that are still relevant today, particularly since Party committees and organizations at all levels hold Party Congresses at all levels.

The film series helps to propagate and educate historical and national traditions, as well as foster and promote patriotism, revolutionary heroism, self-reliance, and the spirit of great national unity. It also helps to consolidate and foster confidence and pride in the Party, Uncle Ho, and the national renewal cause. This is also an opportunity to inspire cadres, party members, and Bac Ninh residents to vigorously compete in welcoming Party Congresses at all levels, beginning with the 21st Provincial Party Congress and progressing to the 14th National Party Congress.

According to the plan, from January 16 to the end of February 2025, the Provincial Cultural Center will screen the films "Uncle Ho with the Party Congresses," "Ho Chi Minh - Aspiration for Innovation," and "Dao, Pho, and Piano" in the province's districts, towns, cities, agencies, and schools.