President Ho Chi Minh attended a meeting to discuss the planning for the renovation and expansion of Hanoi.
On June 29, 1960, President Ho Chi Minh attended a meeting of the Politburo to discuss the planning for the renovation and expansion of Hanoi.
Here, he emphasized that urban planning must have a long-term vision, be implemented according to a scientific plan, and pay special attention to the lives and transportation conditions of the people.
Uncle Ho's guidance not only laid the foundation for modern urban planning thinking but also reflected a consistent viewpoint: the development of the capital city must be people-centered.
After more than six decades, that advice remains just as valuable as Hanoi expands its urban space, develops its transportation infrastructure, and builds a civilized, modern city with a rich identity.
Establish the Hanoi Museum

On June 29, 1982, the Hanoi People's Committee decided to establish the Hanoi Museum to collect, preserve, research, and introduce the historical and cultural values of the capital city.
Currently, the museum houses approximately 70,000 documents and artifacts, including many valuable ancient objects reflecting the formation and development of Thang Long - Hanoi over thousands of years of history.
The new museum in the My Dinh area, inaugurated on the occasion of the 1,000th anniversary of Thang Long - Hanoi, with its unique inverted pyramid architecture, has become a cultural highlight, contributing to the promotion of heritage and traditional education for the community.
Forty-four years after its establishment, the Hanoi Museum continues to affirm its role as an important cultural institution of the capital city, a place for preserving, researching, and promoting the historical and cultural values of this land with a thousand years of civilization.
Establishment of the Vietnamese Artillery Corps
On June 29, 1946, the Capital Artillery Regiment – the first regular artillery unit of our Army, the predecessor of today's Artillery Corps – was established. Since then, June 29 has become the Traditional Day of the heroic Artillery Corps, marking an important development of firepower in the Vietnam People's Army.
Throughout the wars of resistance and the cause of defending the Fatherland, the artillery troops have participated in many major campaigns and achieved many outstanding victories.
President Ho Chi Minh once bestowed upon the Artillery Corps eight golden words: "Bronze feet, iron shoulders, skilled in combat, accurate in shooting." Entering a new era, the Artillery Corps continues to build its forces in the direction of regularization, elite training, and gradual modernization.
Establish a Center for Heritage Research and Conservation.
On June 29, 2016, the Hanoi Historical Society announced the decision to establish the Center for Heritage Research and Preservation - an organization operating in the field of science and technology, focusing on research in history, archaeology, museology, and cultural heritage preservation.
The center brings together many leading scientists and experts in Hanoi, aiming to connect research with practical conservation and promotion of heritage values.
Over the years, the Center has collaborated on numerous research projects, workshops, and consulting activities on the conservation of heritage in Thang Long - Hanoi and other localities nationwide. The research results contribute to supplementing the scientific basis for heritage management and conservation, while also spreading awareness of history, culture, and national sovereignty within the community.
Journalist Hoang Tung has passed away.
On June 29, 2010, journalist Hoang Tung passed away, bringing to a close more than seven decades of revolutionary and journalistic activity filled with significant contributions.
His real name is Tran Khanh Tho. He served as Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan Newspaper for nearly 30 years and as President of the Vietnam Journalists Association for many years.
As one of the leading political commentators of the revolutionary press, Hoang Tung left behind thousands of insightful editorials and commentaries, reflecting on major issues facing the country throughout various periods.
With his rigorous and persuasive argumentative style, he is regarded by generations of journalists as an exemplary figure of political integrity, sharp thinking, and social responsibility in writing.
Paris named the square after Do Huu Vi.
On June 29, 2022, the authorities of the 16th arrondissement (Paris, France) held a ceremony to name the Do Huu Vi Square at the intersection of the Avenue of Versailles and the Louis Blériot pier.
This event commemorates the contributions of Do Huu Vi (1883-1916) - one of the first pilots of the French army and also the first Vietnamese person to become a military pilot.
Born in Cholon into an intellectual family in Southern Vietnam, Do Huu Vi died in World War I and was posthumously awarded many medals by France.
Naming a square in the heart of Paris after him is not only a tribute to a historical figure of Vietnamese origin, but also contributes to deepening the friendly relations and cultural exchange between Vietnam and France.
The first-generation iPhone ushered in the modern smartphone era.
On June 29, 2007, Apple officially released the first iPhone in the United States, marking a turning point for the global mobile industry. With its multi-touch screen, intuitive interface, and the ability to combine a phone, web browser, and music player in one device, the iPhone quickly changed the way people used smartphones.
From its very first days of sale, the iPhone created a sensation in the market and was named "Invention of the Year 2007" by Time magazine.
The product's success not only propelled Apple to become one of the world's leading technology companies but also ushered in the modern smartphone era, profoundly impacting digital life for nearly two decades.
Screen legend Katharine Hepburn has passed away.
On June 29, 2003, actress Katharine Hepburn passed away at the age of 96, bringing to a close a film career spanning more than six decades.
Voted by the American Film Institute (AFI) as the greatest actress in American film history, she made her mark with her intelligent, powerful acting style and iconic roles in films such as Morning Glory , Guess Who's Coming to Dinner , The Lion in Winter , and On Golden Pond .
Katharine Hepburn was the first artist, and to this day still holds the record, to win four Academy Awards for Best Actress.
Not only is she an icon of Hollywood, but she is also considered to have helped shape the image of independent, strong-willed women on the silver screen, leaving a profound influence on many generations of actors that followed.
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