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| Delegation of Thai Nguyen Newspaper offered incense at the National Relic Site of Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School. |
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| Journalist Phan Huu Minh, former member of the Standing Committee, Head of the Inspection Committee of the Vietnam Journalists Association , former Editor-in-Chief of Thai Nguyen Newspaper, offered incense at the National Relic Site of Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School. |
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| Journalist Nguyen Ngoc Son, Editor-in-Chief of Thai Nguyen Newspaper, offers incense at the National Relic Site of Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School. |
76 years ago, on April 4, 1949, following President Ho Chi Minh ’s Directive, the first journalism class was opened in this very place, marking the birth of the Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School. Although it only lasted for 3 months, the small school in the middle of the war zone has become an indelible mark in the history of revolutionary journalism. This is where the first generation of journalists were trained - those who “held pens like guns”, wrote with ideals and served with their hearts.
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| Delegates visited the Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School National Monument. |
Returning to the sacred land, Thai Nguyen journalists today respectfully pay tribute to President Ho Chi Minh and the previous generation, and at the same time review the glorious tradition of revolutionary journalism. This is also an opportunity for each cadre, reporter, and editor to remember their professional mission, continue to maintain the flame of passion, the desire to contribute, and a strong political will on the information front.
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| Journalist Phan Huu Minh introduces press relics in the province. |
Along with Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School, in this meaningful journey, Thai Nguyen Newspaper workers were introduced by journalist Phan Huu Minh, former member of the Standing Committee, Head of the Inspection Committee of the Vietnam Journalists Association, former Editor-in-Chief of Thai Nguyen Newspaper, to 4 journalism relics in the province: The birthplace of the Vietnam Journalists Association in Roong Khoa hamlet, Diem Mac commune (Dinh Hoa); the place where the first issue of Su That newspaper (the predecessor of Nhan Dan newspaper) was published in Khuon Nha hamlet, Quy Ky commune (Dinh Hoa); the birthplace of Quan Doi Nhan Dan newspaper in Khau Dieu hamlet, Dinh Bien commune (Dinh Hoa); the place where the Van Nghe Cuu Quoc magazine was born in Choi hamlet, My Yen commune (Dai Tu).
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| Delegates visited the Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School National Monument. |
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| Delegates take souvenir photos. |
Through the "return to the source" activity, Thai Nguyen Newspaper's staff and reporters not only gain a deeper understanding of the history of revolutionary journalism in their homeland, but also foster professional pride and awareness of preserving and promoting traditional values - an important foundation for today's journalism to firmly step forward in the journey of digital transformation and adapt to new waves of technology.
Source: https://baothainguyen.vn/xa-hoi/202506/bao-thai-nguyen-ve-nguon-di-tich-truong-day-lam-bao-huynh-thuc-khang-2810a75/
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