With the idea of a place of important historical significance, which can be compared to the cradle of today's modern people's police force, the program name Epic from the origin wants to highlight the historical values from the war zone during the years of resistance against the French to the generations of police officers and soldiers who have devoted and sacrificed for independence, freedom, unity and to preserve the peace of life today. This is an important event to pay tribute and honor those great contributions.

“Keeping the Oath” is an annual live television program organized by VTV8 in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Security . This year, the program with the theme “Epic from the Origin” was held at this relic site to highlight the work and fighting process of generations of police officers and soldiers during the years of resistance against the French as well as their contributions and sacrifices for independence, freedom, unity and maintaining the peace of life today.

With the theme "Epic from the Origin", the program will have special art performances with the participation of actors from the People's Public Security art troupes and other music groups. It will start with "Hello Vietnam" and continue with the songs "Colors", "Impromptu Song Hong", "Inh La Oi", "Chiec Khan Pieu", "Ngoc Trong Lua", and especially the musical "Akapera - The Revolutionary Path". This program is not only a cultural and artistic event but also aims toeducate the People's Public Security officers and soldiers about revolutionary traditions and gratitude towards those who have contributed to the revolution.

"Keeping the Oath - Epic from the Roots" is a meaningful and profound program, aiming to honor the sacrifices and contributions of previous generations, while encouraging the patriotism and responsibility of each officer and soldier of the People's Public Security in the cause of protecting national security and maintaining social order and safety.

Nguyen Thi

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