The set consists of President Ho Chi Minh’s five writings that have been recognised as national treasures.

The first book features the original print of “Duong Kach Menh” (The Revolutionary Path) that was written by Nguyen Ai Quoc, an alias of Ho Chi Minh, as its highlight.

The book set of President Ho Chi Minh's writings.

The second one is “Nhat ky trong tu” (Prison Diary), a poetry collection by President Ho Chi Minh. It contains all 134 poems as translated by the Institute of Literature.

The third book introduces “the Call for national resistance” which was written by President Ho Chi Minh in 1946. Its appendix features photos capturing the late President’s activities during the resistance war against French colonialism.

In addition, the book also has a QR code for readers to download and listen to the voice of Uncle Ho.

The original citation of “The appeal to all compatriots and soldiers” by President Ho Chi Minh in 1966, in conjunction with appendix photos on the great leader during the resistance war against US imperialism, have now been made available to the public. The book has also a QR code to help readers download and listen to Uncle Ho’s voice.

The last book highlights both originals and printed copies of President Ho Chi Minh’s testament. Readers can see Uncle Ho’s thoughts and writing style through the processes of writing and editing three copies in 1965, 1968 and 1969.

Ancient green ironwood forest - "Treasure" in Deo Gia

(BGO) - For hundreds of years, the Cao Lan ethnic minority group in Deo Gia village, Deo Gia commune, Luc Ngan district (Bac Giang province) has considered the Tho forest, which is home to dozens of old green ironwood trees a "treasure" of the homeland. They together protect and preserve the rare green ironwood forest, making it a cultural beauty of the Cao Lan ethnic people.

Three national treasures on display at Quang Ninh Museum

Three national treasures are being showcased at the Quang Ninh Museum in the northeastern province of the same name.

Communal house in Central Highlands treasure trove of childhood memory

Kon Jo Dri is one of the oldest and largest communal houses in the Central Highlands, ingrained in the recollections of many local village children.

Vietnam, India treasure bilateral traditional relationship

Vietnamese Vice President Dang Thi Ngoc Thinh and Indian Vice President Venkaiah Naidu affirmed that they attach great importance to the long-standing friendship between the two countries during their talks in New Delhi on February 12.

Millennial ironwood tree – treasure of Yen The forest

(BGO) – The ancient giant green ironwood tree on Lim hill, Xuan Lung village, Xuan Luong commune, Yen The district (Bac Giang province) is nearly 50 meters high with the big diameter that is fully held by 6 to 7 adults. According to the local elders and scientific researcher, it is thousand years old.

Source: NDO