What's on VTV for the September 2nd holiday?

On the evening of September 2nd, the VTV special documentary "Seeds of Happiness" aired on VTV1. For the first time, a VTV documentary was broadcast simultaneously on Cuba's national television channel, Cubavisión, affirming the solidarity and unwavering friendship between the two nations.

Image from the documentary "Seeds of Happiness" - Photo: VTV

"Seeds of Happiness" recreates the journey of Vietnam transferring special rice varieties, including the CT16 rice variety, to Cuba, thereby illustrating the humanistic message: happiness is doubled when we know how to share.

According to director Nguyen Duc De, the 60-minute film tells its story through images and sound without narration. Each grain of rice, each smile on the farmer's face, conveys a simple yet profound message about diplomacy and human connection.

The documentary film "Nguyen Ai Quoc, Ho Chi Minh - The Journey to Find the Image of the Nation" will be broadcast on VTV4 on the evening of September 2nd and at 8:10 PM on September 3rd on VTV1.

The film recounts President Ho Chi Minh's journey to find a way to save the country and his revolutionary activities from 1911 to 1975, the reunification of the nation.

According to the production team, the film involved extensive research and preparation of historical materials and filming in numerous countries around the world .

This reveals little-known documents, moving stories, and international perspectives on the path that President Ho Chi Minh chose for the nation.

Previously, the film "Ho Chi Minh - The Leader of the Vietnamese Nation to the Glory of the Era" aired on the evening of August 30th on VTV1.

On this occasion, VTV also broadcast the musical film "Letter to the Future," produced by the arts and culture department, taking viewers on a touching journey through a story connecting the present to the past, thereby expressing gratitude and the continuity of generations in preserving historical memories.

The film features artists Lan Huong, Thien Tung, and the winner of the Sao Mai folk style competition, Le Minh Ngoc.

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Source: https://tuoitre.vn/vtv-dip-2-9-co-gi-20250829235749956.htm