A large number of students from Hoa Binh Industrial High School visited the exhibition booth themed "Under the glorious banner of the Communist Party of Vietnam ".
In early September, the atmosphere at the Hung Vuong Museum, Branch 3, was more vibrant than usual. The central exhibition hall, currently open with the theme "Under the Glorious Banner of the Communist Party of Vietnam," which will debut in mid-May 2025, attracted the attention of numerous officials, Party members, students, Youth Union members, and visitors from within and outside the province.
The thematic exhibition "Under the Glorious Banner of the Communist Party of Vietnam" features numerous original documents, images, and artifacts.
With over 200 original documents, images, and artifacts, the exhibition vividly recreates the glorious 95 years of the Communist Party of Vietnam, while also showcasing the development of Hoa Binh province under the Party's leadership. The content is divided into two parts: the Communist Party of Vietnam's 95 years of construction and development, and Hoa Binh province's steady progress under the glorious Party banner. Important historical milestones, from the August Revolution and the two resistance wars to the reform and international integration process, are clearly depicted through each photograph and artifact.
While visiting with friends, Ho Phuong Thao, a student from the Industrial High School (Hoa Binh ward), shared: "Coming here, I feel the breath of history through each artifact. For the first time, I've seen firsthand the rudimentary weapons of the liberation army in the early days that contributed to glorious victories; I've seen the brilliant milestones of the Party throughout different periods. I feel very proud and realize my responsibility to study better and contribute to my homeland and country."
The museum features a thematic exhibition titled "Listening to the Stories Told by Pottery."
Simultaneously, on the left side of the second floor, the thematic exhibition "Listening to the Stories of Pottery" also made a strong impression. With over 250 ceramic artifacts, documents, and images, the exhibition introduces a unique collection excavated from ancient Muong tombs. The content is divided into two parts: The History of Muong Tombs through Ceramic Documents and Ancient Ceramic Collections in Muong Tombs. Each bowl, vase, and jar is not only a burial object but also reflects the material and spiritual life and cultural- economic exchange of the ancient Muong aristocracy. For many visitors, this is their first time visually encountering these "treasures" of their ancestors, helping them to better understand one of the country's most distinctive cultures...
Beyond its permanent exhibitions, Hung Vuong Museum, Branch 3, proactively innovates to bring the museum closer to the public. Since the beginning of the year, the museum has successfully organized numerous thematic exhibitions, attracting approximately 800 visitors for research and study. The main visitors are students, youth union members, officials, and party members, alongside interest from researchers both domestically and internationally.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Hai Ly, Deputy Director of the Museum, stated: "Recent exhibitions have made a significant contribution to the education of revolutionary traditions and the dissemination of heritage values of the province in particular and the whole country in general. In the coming time, the Museum will continue to regularly open its permanent exhibition halls at the headquarters. In addition, we will strengthen the provision of explanations to help people better understand the value of the artifacts. According to the plan, in October, the Museum will organize a mobile exhibition with the theme 'Typical Cultural Heritage of the Muong Ethnic Group,' while also strengthening the collection, inventory, and preservation of artifacts, ensuring absolute safety..."
In the context of integration and digital transformation, maintaining thematic exhibitions, innovating approaches, and focusing on the experiential needs of the younger generation is the right direction, helping the Museum become an attractive destination in the area. Beyond simply preserving artifacts, the Museum is fulfilling its mission of "telling stories" through the language of history and art, so that every visitor finds pride and responsibility towards their homeland.
Huong Lan
Source: https://baophutho.vn/noi-luu-giu-va-lan-toa-gia-tri-van-hoa-lich-su-239510.htm
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