NA Chairman attends art performance marking 95th anniversary of CPV
The performance is a chance to honour the Party and remember President Ho Chi Minh, and generations of Party leaders and fallen heroes who dedicated their lives to national independence and the well-being of the people.
The art performance draws large audiences (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – A grand art performance was held on February 3 in Hanoi to celebrate the 95th anniversary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV).
The event, themed “95 Years – Guiding Light”, was organised by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and attended by National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man, alongside senior Party and State officials.
Speaking at the event, Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Nguyen Van Hung highlighted the historic significance of the occasion, recalling the founding of the CPV on February 3, 1930, by President Ho Chi Minh. He emphasised that under the Party’s leadership and with the patriotism, solidarity, and resilience of the Vietnamese people, the country has achieved remarkable progress.
Hung referenced a recent article titled “Rang ro Viet Nam” (Shining Vietnam) by Party General Secretary To Lam, which highlighted the Party’s growth and resilience. In the article, the Party chief stated Through the process of leading the revolution, the Party has been trained, becoming increasingly mature and strong, deserving its role and mission of leading the revolution as well as the people’s trust and expectations. That reality has affirmed that in Vietnam, there is no political force other than the CPV that has enough capacity, mettle, intelligence, experience and reputation to steer the country through all difficulties and challenges to lead the country’s revolution from one victory to another.
Hung described the performance as a tribute to the Party, President Ho Chi Minh, and generations of Party leaders and fallen heroes who dedicated their lives to national independence and the well-being of the people. He noted that a nation’s strength is not measured solely by its economic power but also by its rich cultural identity.
The performance was structured into three acts - “Guiding Light,” “Light of Renewal,” and “Era of Light”. Beyond its artistic significance, the event reinforced national unity and pride, celebrating Vietnam’s socio-economic and cultural achievements under the Party’s lead🎐ership./.
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