The short play "Uncle's Advice" directed by Meritorious Artist Trinh Quang Khanh ( Hanoi ) has won the First Prize in the Literary and Artistic Creation Campaign with the theme "Journalism - Journalists in the Capital and the whole country 2025" organized by Hanoi People Magazine. This is the first time a literary and artistic creation campaign about journalism has been organized on a national scale with the widespread participation of many authors inside and outside the journalism industry.
Attached to the stage and writing, directing, Meritorious Artist Trinh Quang Khanh (85 years old) is also a regular collaborator of the Voice of Vietnam , with many radio stage works. He is also the author of many scripts written on the subject of Uncle Ho, winning the Second Prize in the Campaign to Study and Follow the Moral Example and Style of Ho Chi Minh. The short play "Uncle's Advice" with specific situations, expressing Uncle's advice on the responsibility of journalists when writing about good people and good deeds in newspapers, creating a regular column not only in Nhan Dan newspaper but also in other newspapers, to encourage and motivate the spirit of compatriots and comrades nationwide.
"To write plays about Uncle Ho, I often take stories about President Ho in the novel "Blue Lotus" and many documents in books, newspapers, stories, magazines... Personally, I still remember clearly the first time I met Uncle Ho when he visited Mai Dich cultural area in 1963-1964, Uncle Ho participated in irrigation work in Ha Nam province in 1958; Uncle Ho visited Nam Dinh Textile Industrial Complex in 1957, 1959... Up to now, I have had 12 short plays about Uncle Ho, all of which have been staged and broadcast on Voice of Vietnam Radio and Vietnam Television" - director, Meritorious Artist Trinh Quang Khanh said.
Along with the short play "Uncle Ho's Advice", the First Prize was also awarded to the song "The Song of a Journalist" - poem by Nguyen Dang Quang, music by Duy Anh (Quang Tri); the work "On the Road of Burning Ink" by Pham Thi My Lien - pen name Lien Pham (Quang Nam) was awarded the First Prize in the Poetry category.
Poet Tran Dang Khoa, Chairman of the Jury Council, commented: From 30 works in the final round, the Jury selected 10 works in each category to consider awarding: 1 First Prize, 2 Second Prizes, 3 Third Prizes and 4 Encouragement Prizes.
"This is the first time there has been a contest to honor journalists. They write about the people, about good people and good deeds... but their own difficult and arduous profession has not been written about by many people. In my opinion, this is the first contest and it was successfully organized. There are many good, flexible works with beautiful language. There are new, modern compositions that clearly reveal the issues the writers want to convey about the beautiful image of journalists today" - Poet Tran Dang Khoa commented.
Journalist Vuong Minh Hue - Editor-in-Chief of Hanoi People Magazine, Head of the Organizing Committee of the campaign said: We are very moved to receive the response of many artists, journalists and non-professional authors from all over the country: from Hanoi, Hoa Binh, Nghe An, Quang Tri, Kon Tum to Ho Chi Minh City, Dong Thap, Ca Mau... Some authors participated in one genre, some submitted many works in all three genres (poetry, drama, songs). In particular, there are authors over 80 years old who still responded to the campaign and whose works were highly appreciated by the Appraisal Council.
The entries vividly reflect the image of journalists through many perspectives, from the arduous journey of work, trips to remote areas, efforts to report truthful news... to the thoughts, struggles of the profession, journalistic ethics and loyalty to the truth. Behind each work, the journalists appear authentic, at the same time full of emotions, responsibilities and silent sacrifices. "Going beyond the framework of a campaign, the entries contribute to highlighting the role of journalism, the mission of journalists in the work of building and defending the Fatherland, while at the same time arousing pride and fueling the passion of journalists", journalist Vuong Minh Hue shared.
(According to VOV)
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