On the morning of January 18, in Tan Thai commune (Dai Tu), the Vietnam Journalists Association coordinated with the People's Committee of Thai Nguyen province and the Vietnam Oil and Gas Group to organize the groundbreaking ceremony for the restoration and embellishment of the National Historical Site of Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School.
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Delegates commemorated the leaders who directly directed the establishment of the Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School and the deceased lecturers and students of the School. |
Attending the ceremony were comrades: Nguyen Duc Loi, Permanent Vice President of the Vietnam Journalists Association; Dang Xuan Truong, Member of the Provincial Party Standing Committee, Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee; Do Chi Thanh, Deputy General Director of the Vietnam Oil and Gas Group; along with leaders and former leaders of the Vietnam Journalists Association, Thai Nguyen Provincial Journalists Association, Department of Information and Communications, Thai Nguyen Newspaper, Provincial Radio and Television Station...
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Delegates performed the groundbreaking ceremony to start the project of renovating and embellishing the National Historical Site of Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School. |
The project to restore and embellish the National Historical Site of Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School was invested with a total cost of about 12 billion VND, from socialized sources. The project is invested by the Vietnam Journalists Association.
According to the design, the project is built on an area of 859m2, including 3 items: Viet Minh Headquarters House, reconstructed and newly built according to traditional stilt house architecture; 2-storey journalism teaching house, newly built based on the design according to documentary images; other items (stele house, fence, gate, guard house...).
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Comrades: Permanent Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Dang Xuan Truong and Permanent Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Journalists Association Nguyen Duc Loi presented gifts to poor households in Tan Thai commune (Dai Tu). |
Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony, Comrade Nguyen Duc Loi, Permanent Vice President of the Vietnam Journalists Association, emphasized: The restoration and embellishment of the Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School Relic Site is of great significance in marking a part of the sacred history of journalism, a “red address” of Vietnam’s revolutionary journalism. This is a project of high artistic, cultural and historical significance.
Upon completion, this will be a place to preserve and introduce the values of revolutionary journalism in the former Viet Bac Base, serving the sightseeing needs of the people and tourists. The goal is to strive to complete the project in time to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Vietnam Revolutionary Press Day (June 21, 2025) and the 75th anniversary of Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School (April 4, 2024)...
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Leaders of Vietnam Oil and Gas Group presented 900 gifts to support the Fund for the Poor in Dai Tu district. |
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Leaders of Vietnam Oil and Gas Group give gifts to poor households in Tan Thai commune (Dai Tu). |
On this occasion, the Vietnam Oil and Gas Group presented 900 gifts (with a total value of 500 million VND) to support the Fund for the Poor in Dai Tu district to take care of the lives of families in difficult circumstances during the Lunar New Year 2024. The Vietnam Journalists Association presented 10 gifts to poor households in Tan Thai commune.
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Delegates take souvenir photos at the groundbreaking ceremony. |
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Delegates listened to an introduction to the perspective of the project to restore and embellish the National Historical Site of Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School. |
In 1949, when the resistance war against French colonialism was in a difficult and fierce stage, realizing the important role of the revolutionary journalist team, President Ho Chi Minh instructed the Viet Minh General Department to secretly organize a resistance journalism school named after the patriotic scholar and great journalist Huynh Thuc Khang, in Bo Ra hamlet, Tan Thai commune, Dai Tu district. On April 4, 1949, the first Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism Class officially opened with 42 students from central newspapers, the army, sectors, inter-regional organizations, and the information sector of the whole country. This was the first course in the history of Vietnamese revolutionary journalism and the only one during the resistance war against French colonialism. Although only one course was trained, Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School has a special significance in the history of Vietnamese journalism. All 42 first students became a shock platoon on the press front. They became famous journalists and cultural activists, making many contributions to the two resistance wars of the nation, such as: Huu Mai, Bang Bao, Tran Kien, Mai Cuong... With the tradition of “When drinking water, remember its source”, at the location where Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School was established, the local government and people built a monument to mark an important historical event of the nation. In 2019, the location of Huynh Thuc Khang Journalism School was ranked as a National Historical Site by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. |
Nguyen Ngoc - Manh Hung (Thai Nguyen Newspaper)
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