Journalism - A bridge connecting remote islands

On June 17th, the Hoang Sa Exhibition House organized a series of activities to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Vietnamese revolutionary journalism, with the theme "Journalism - A bridge connecting distant islands".

Soldiers from Son Tra Border Guard Station visit the thematic exhibition area.

This activity aims to honor the pioneering role of revolutionary journalism in the cause of protecting the sovereignty of the nation's seas and islands, especially the Hoang Sa archipelago.

Through this, we spread the spirit of patriotism and foster a sense of protecting the sacred sovereignty of the Fatherland among all segments of the population, especially the younger generation.

The space is designed to be welcoming, evoking not only nostalgia but also fostering pride in a press that has always been a part of the nation's history.

The highlight of the program is the thematic exhibition "Hoang Sa through the lens of journalism," showcasing two collections of newspapers from 1974 to the present, along with representative articles from central and local newspapers about Hoang Sa.

In addition, there are scholarly books, essays, and anthologies written about maritime sovereignty, contributing to the dissemination of official information to the community.

The setting of old-fashioned journalism is vividly recreated, evoking memories of a traditional journalistic era with publications that bear the mark of time.

In particular, the "A Day as a Reporter" competition attracted students nationwide, providing them with a journalistic experience combined with patriotism and social responsibility.

In the context of digital transformation, digital technology booths provide visitors with the opportunity to explore spaces and exhibits using VR (virtual reality), AR (augmented reality), and 360-degree content.

Digital technology booth

This series of activities not only revives the legacy of a century of revolutionary journalism, but also rekindles pride and fosters a sense of protecting sacred sovereignty in the hearts of every Vietnamese citizen, especially the younger generation.

The program runs until June 27th.

XUAN QUYNH

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/bao-chi-nhip-cau-noi-dao-xa-post799819.html