Fri. Dec 27th, 2024

A performance at the programme (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – An art programme entitled “October
Epic” was held in Hanoi on November 1 evening to celebrate the 100th
anniversary of the Russian October Revolution (November 7), which is considered
the greatest revolution in the 20th century.

The event was attended by President Tran Dai Quang, a
number of incumbent and former senior officials, and Russian Ambassador to Vietnam
Konstantin Vnukov, as well as many Vietnamese alumni in Russia.

A century ago, under the leadership of Vladimir I.
Lenin and the Bolshevik Party, which was then developed to the Russian
Communist Party, the working class in the Soviet Union, which is now the Russian
Federation, made an uprising to overthrow the bourgeois and anti-revolution
government, forming a socialist state – the first proletarian dictatorship
state in the humankind’s history.

The revolution significantly changed the global structure,
opening a new era and lighting up the way of liberation of other nations in the
world, including Vietnam.

The Russia October Revolution also brought the Vietnam
and Russia nations and people closer and formed their long-lasting friendship.
Inspired by the revolution, the Vietnamese people gained great successes.

Addressing the opening ceremony, journalist Thuan Huu,
member of the Party Central Committee and Editor-in-Chief of Nhan Dan (People’s)
newspaper, highlighted the everlasting Russian October Revolution spirit, and
the strong determination of the Party and people of Vietnam to head to
socialism and build a country of prosperity and happiness.

This is also a chance to celebrate the Vietnam-Russia
friendship and look back on the revolution’s impacts to Vietnam, he said.

The programme, jointly held by the Nhan Dan Newspaper
and the Vietnam Union of Friendship Organisations, screened special reportages
made by Nhan Dan and Vietnam Defence Television channels in Russia.

Participants had a chance to exchange with Russian
historical witnesses who told stories about the revolution and their memories
about the Vietnam-Russia friendship, while enjoying special songs performed by both
Vietnamese and Russian singers.-VNA

By vivian