Introducing International Journalists to Vietnam’s National Traditions
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The visit aimed to introduce international journalists and overseas Vietnamese to the nation’s long-standing history, patriotism, and spirit of independence and self-reliance, as well as its unique military art forged over thousands of years of nation-building and national defense. Through direct visits to heritage sites associated with glorious victories on the Bach Dang River and across the Northeast region, reporters had the opportunity to gain deeper insights into key milestones in the Vietnamese people’s struggle to safeguard the Fatherland.
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| The international press delegation visits and learns about notable historical and cultural sites in Hai Phong City. (Photo: Tieu Duong) |
In particular, the trip helped highlight the life, career, and great ideas of outstanding historical figures, notably Grand Prince Hung Dao Tran Quoc Tuan, a national hero, eminent commander, and military genius of Vietnam, and Nguyen Trai, a world cultural celebrity, national hero, and an exceptional thinker and diplomat who was honored by the UNESCO.
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| Foreign journalists learn about Vietnamese culture. (Photo: Duong Tieu) |
The activity not only helped strengthen mutual understanding and cultural exchanges between Vietnam, international friends, and the overseas Vietnamese community, but also reflected Vietnam’s efforts to present the image of a country rich in historical and cultural traditions, peace-loving, and committed to preserving and promoting heritage values in the process of international integration and sustainable development.
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