Thousands of people visited the Hanoi Flagpole Interactive Exhibition.

NDO - Last weekend, thousands of people visited and experienced exciting activities at the Hanoi Flagpole Interactive Exhibition. The exhibition was organized by Nhan Dan Newspaper to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of Hanoi (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2024).

Last weekend, thousands of people continued to visit the interactive exhibition "Hanoi Flagpole" organized by Nhan Dan Newspaper to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of Hanoi (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2024).

The usually quiet grounds of the Nhan Dan Newspaper's office at 71 Hang Trong Street, Hanoi, have suddenly become bustling in recent days as people of all ages, both domestic and international, from cities to rural areas, especially many young people, line up to wait to see the exhibition.

At the exhibition, visitors will have the opportunity to experience cutting and assembling a model of the Hanoi flagpole from a supplement of the Nhan Dan Newspaper.

Readers can cut and paste printed newspaper pages to create a model of the Hanoi Flagpole and interact with the model through three QR codes. Each QR code will provide expanded content and lead to other interesting projects within the Nhan Dan Newspaper ecosystem.

“I really enjoyed cutting, assembling, and completing this model with my friends. It was a fun activity that helped us understand and become closer to each other. I hope there will be many more fun and interesting activities like this in the future!”

The model of the Hanoi Flagpole was completed by students from Thai Thinh Secondary School (Dong Da District, Hanoi).

In particular, visitors to the exhibition are eager to experience mixed reality technology to learn more about Hanoi and its memorable historical milestones.

Visitors will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the procession of troops marching into Hanoi through the support of technology; thereby directly experiencing 10 important milestones in the process of liberating and taking over the capital in October 1954.

Tech-savvy tourists can use augmented reality (AR) glasses to view 3D images of Hanoi. Using a device with two 50MP cameras, the organizers captured and filmed high-resolution 3D images of many landmarks in the capital city, such as Hoan Kiem Lake, the Temple of Literature, One Pillar Pagoda, the Hanoi Flagpole, Long Bien Bridge, the Hanoi Opera House, and the five gates of Hanoi. Users have the opportunity to experience these images in three dimensions, just like viewing these scenic spots in real life with the naked eye.

According to many, the interactive exhibition "Hanoi Flagpole" organized by Nhan Dan Newspaper has provided the public, especially young people, with a new and engaging way to approach history .

Notably, the "buzz" surrounding the exhibition wasn't limited to the Nhan Dan Newspaper campus. Many schools in Hanoi also brought copies of the daily Nhan Dan Newspaper issue dated October 10th for students to experience cutting and assembling flagpole models.

At Thai Thinh Secondary School, this activity is integrated into subjects such as History, Art, and Local Studies... to increase interest and help students understand and love Hanoi - the city where they live and are attached to - more.

According to Mr. Nguyen Cao Cuong, Principal of Thai Thinh Secondary School: "The Hanoi Flagpole supplement in particular, and the interactive exhibition in general, are breakthroughs for Nhan Dan Newspaper; they change the way young readers and even loyal readers like us think about the newspaper. Besides the incredibly fun cutting and pasting, I was impressed with the QR code printed in the supplement. After assembling the model, the children can immediately find out relevant information about the Hanoi Flagpole," Mr. Cuong affirmed.

Students participated in an experiential learning activity at the exhibition over the weekend.

Older visitors enthusiastically participated in the experiences at the Exhibition.

Foreign visitors were amazed by the organizers' creative way of "reimagining" history.

According to preliminary statistics, after 5 days of organization, the Hanoi Flagpole Interactive Exhibition has attracted tens of thousands of visitors to explore and experience it.

According to Comrade Le Quoc Minh, on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Liberation of Hanoi (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2024), Nhan Dan Newspaper organized a special information campaign with meticulous and thorough preparation over nearly half a year, featuring many meaningful contents as well as practical and creative activities.

“We are aware of the responsibility of the leading Party newspaper of Vietnam's revolutionary press in disseminating information about important national events. The 'Each Person, a Piece of the Puzzle' project, the special supplement, the interactive exhibition 'Hanoi Flagpole'... are efforts of Nhan Dan Newspaper in its digital transformation journey, connecting traditional print journalism with technology platforms to create new experiences, better serving and attracting the public, especially young readers,” Comrade Le Quoc Minh emphasized.

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