The Executive Board of Vietnam Buddhist Sangha in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 7 on September 22 debuted the Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space, introducing images and documents about the life and revolutionary career of President Ho Chi Minh to Buddhist monks, nuns and followers.
Buddhist monks, nuns and followers visit the place that introduces books on Uncle Ho at the Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space. (Photo: VNA)
Accordingly, Buddhist monks, nuns and followers can scan a QR code and access the app “Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space” in Vietnamese, English or Korean languages, to learn about the great President’s images and his famous works.
The app features over 40 films, plays and songs together with 110 photos and audio records of speeches delivered by the President. The space of Ho Chi Minh Museum in 3D format is also introduced to viewers.
The Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space was arranged solemnly within the premise of the ancient Long Hoa Pagoda, once a revolutionary base that raised cadres in the resistance war against the US and for saving the country. The pagoda is also a place that regularly welcomes monks, nuns and visitors, contributing to spreading the beautiful values of President Ho Chi Minh to the people./.
Compiled by BTA