Opening of the Vietnam Diary Exhibition through the Perspective of Mongolian Artists

Khai mạc triển lãm Nhật ký Việt Nam qua góc nhìn của các danh họa Mông Cổ

Delegates attending the Opening Ceremony of the Exhibition Vietnam Diary through the perspective of famous Mongolian painters.

On April 21, the Vietnamese Embassy in Mongolia coordinated with the Mongol Art Gallery to organize the opening ceremony of the exhibition Vietnam Diary through the perspective of famous Mongolian painters.

The exhibition is part of a series of events to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the liberation of the South and national reunification (April 30, 1975 - April 30, 2025), organized by the Vietnamese Embassy in Mongolia.

The opening ceremony was attended by Ambassadors, Heads of diplomatic missions and international organizations in Mongolia; representatives of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Mongolia; authors of a number of paintings and sculptures; painters and sculptors who graduated from painting and fine arts in Vietnam; many Mongolian friends and staff of the Vietnamese Embassy in Mongolia, and representatives of the Vietnamese community in Mongolia.

Displaying more than 70 paintings and sculptures created by Mongolian artists in Vietnam from 1958-1980, the exhibition offers viewers a unique and emotional perspective on Vietnam through the lens of famous Mongolian artists.

With sensitive hearts and deep feelings, through emotional and realistic strokes, Mongolian artists have portrayed the image of a resilient Vietnam, beautiful nature, traditional culture full of identity and friendly, hard-working people.

Ambassador Nguyen Tuan Thanh speaks at the opening ceremony of the Vietnam Diary Exhibition through the perspective of famous Mongolian painters.

Speaking at the opening ceremony, Ambassador Nguyen Tuan Thanh said that the years 1958 - 1980 were an important period in Vietnam's history. The paintings and sculptures on display not only reflect the beauty of nature and people, but also preserve historical marks of the most difficult time for Vietnam to protect independence, unify the country and rebuild after the war. During that time, the Government and people of Mongolia always stood side by side, giving Vietnam valuable support both spiritually and materially.

Ambassador Nguyen Tuan Thanh expressed his belief that through this event, the Mongolian public and international friends will have a deeper insight into Vietnam - a heroic country, with a love of peace and unique cultural values.

The exhibition is also a vivid demonstration of the cultural connection between Vietnam and Mongolia, an opportunity to look back and appreciate the friendship between the two peoples. A relationship built over many generations based on understanding, respect, sharing and mutual support. Art not only reflects history but also helps the people of the two countries understand each other better, appreciate the past and look to the future.

Delegates attending the exhibition opening ceremony.

The director of the Mongol Art Gallery said that the works on display this time vividly depict the life, landscapes, and customs of the Vietnamese people. These works not only serve as visual diaries but also serve as living historical documents recording unique moments in the shared history of the two countries.

The exhibition is open to visitors from April 21-24.