Delegation of National Assembly deputies of Dong Thap province visits Tan Trao special national relic site

Delegates offer incense at Lan Na Nua.

The delegation offered incense at Lan Na Nua, where President Ho Chi Minh lived and worked from late May to August 1945 to lead the preparation for the General Uprising to seize power.

Delegates offer incense at Tan Trao Communal House.

The delegation offered incense at Tan Trao Communal House, where on August 16-17, 1945, the National Congress met to decide on the policy of General Uprising to seize power throughout the country, 10 major policies of the Viet Minh, stipulate the National Flag, National Anthem and elect the Vietnam National Liberation Committee, namely the Provisional Government with leader Ho Chi Minh as President... The Tan Trao National Congress had a decisive significance in deciding the fate of the nation, and was a very important preparation step for the first General Election of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, on January 6, 1946.

Delegates listen to a presentation about the Memorial House of Revolutionary Ancestors.

At the Memorial of the Revolutionary Ancestors, delegates offered incense to commemorate and pay tribute to the revolutionary predecessors - the excellent students of President Ho Chi Minh, the steadfast and indomitable communist soldiers who fought all their lives for national independence, national reunification, and for the freedom and happiness of the people.

Delegates visit the National Assembly Standing Committee Exhibition House in Tuyen Quang.

The delegation also offered incense in memory of President Ton Duc Thang at the National Assembly Standing Committee Relic Site, Dong Ma village, Trung Yen commune - the residence and workplace of the National Assembly Standing Committee of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam from 1952 to 1954.

At historical sites, the comrades in the delegation expressed their close feelings and gratitude to the local people who sheltered and helped them during the heroic and arduous years of resistance when Uncle Ho and the Party and State leaders lived, worked and led the revolution. The delegates affirmed that each historical site is not only the pride of the people of Tuyen Quang but has become a sacred land, the pride of the whole nation.