Bao Tin Manh Hai: Sending Vietnamese soul into golden works at the Exhibition of 80 years of socio-economic achievements

In the sacred atmosphere of celebrating National Day September 2, the pride of an independent, free and constantly developing country surges in every Vietnamese. Sharing that spirit, Bao Tin Manh Hai Jewelry Company is honored to participate in the 80-year socio-economic achievements exhibition (A80) at the East Stadium - National Exhibition Center, Co Loa (Dong Anh, Hanoi), contributing to spreading cultural values ​​and affirming Vietnamese identity in the integration journey.

Politburo member, Secretary of the Hanoi Party Committee Bui Thi Minh Hoai and the Hanoi delegation visited the booth introducing the jewelry profession of Bao Tin Manh Hai Gold and Silver Company at the Hanoi Traditional and Creative Space 2025. Photo: VT

The highlight of the exhibition is “ The Treasure House ” – a place that recreates the image of a goldsmith’s house. Here, gold and silver are not only rare materials, but through the talented hands, passion and intelligence of the artisans, they have become eternal works, preserving the cultural, historical and spiritual treasures of the nation. Each carved line, each sparkling golden light is the result of decades of honing hands and cultivating love for the country.

Meritorious Artisan Vu Manh Hai - Chairman of the Association of Skilled Artisans - Chairman of the Hanoi City Jewelry and Fine Arts Association. Photo VT

Meritorious Artisan Vu Manh Hai, Chairman of the Association of Skilled Artisans - Chairman of the Hanoi City Jewelry Association, and founder of the BAO TIN MANH HAI brand, shared: Before this important event, the enterprise had prepared carefully, with the desire that each work on display exudes the typical cultural values ​​of the Capital.

The goldsmith work "The Spirit of Thang Long". Photo VT

Participating in the exhibition, Bao Tin Manh Hai introduced two typical works: Hao Khi Thang Long and Kim Vinh Hien .

The Heroic Spirit of Thang Long depicts the indomitable spirit, national pride and spiritual depth of the Vietnamese people. The work combines many cultural symbols: lotus - the national flower, Lac bird on bronze drum, pair of dragons of Ly dynasty, Turtle Tower, Temple of Literature... The stylized lotus flower forms a heart shape facing the capital, at the same time associated with Buddhist philosophy, reminding each person of morality and humanity to build a peaceful and prosperous country.

The work "Kim Vinh Hien". Photo VT

Kim Vinh Hien is in the form of a gold coin, symbolizing wealth and labor achievements. Gold not only symbolizes material value, but also the crystallization of intelligence, knowledge and the spirit of persistent training. The “cong” character pattern evokes the philosophy of “labor is the root of life”, containing the idea of ​​yin and yang, heaven – earth – human harmony, conveying the aspiration to build a rich, beautiful, civilized and humane capital.

With the two unique works mentioned above, Bao Tin Manh Hai affirmed: The greatest value of gold does not lie in its rarity, but in its cultural significance, national spirit and desire for longevity. This is also a message that every citizen, especially Hanoians, needs to preserve and promote traditions to build a civilized capital, a peaceful and prosperous country.

Many works of Meritorious Artisan Vu Manh Hai were selected to serve the city's foreign affairs such as:

- In 2016, researched and manufactured the product "Khue Van Cac" made of 24K gold-plated copper.

- 2019 with 3 product sets called "City for Peace".

- The jewelry set "Hanoi 1,000 years of civilization" made of 9.25 silver with precious stones, the necklace made of 9.25 silver with natural Topaz stone "City for Peace" were used as gifts for UNESCO.

- The jewelry set called "Love of Nature" with precious stones and 18K gold is confirmed by the Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports.

Source: https://hanoimoi.vn/bao-tin-manh-hai-gui-hon-viet-vao-tac-pham-vang-tai-trien-lam-80-nam-thanh-tuu-kinh-te-xa-hoi-714838.html