Propaganda poster contests launched for Hanoi’s 70th liberation anniversary
Vietnamese citizens and Viet kieu (Vietnamese Overseas) can participate in the contest to bring a new perspective to the thousand-year-old traditions of the capital.
Hanoi has launched a propaganda poster contest to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the capital's Liberation Day [October 10, 1954 - 2024].
At the opening ceremony, Deputy Director of Hanoi Department of Culture and Sports Tran Thi Van Anh said that the competition aims to promote the potential of artistic creativity, encouraging artists to create propaganda posters on the theme of the capital city.
"The contest is an opportunity for artists from provinces and cities nationwide to bring a new perspective to the thousand-year-old traditions of the capital as a City for Peace and a Creative City. The organizer hopes the competition will find works with new and out-of-the-box ideas," Van Anh said.
At the launching ceremony. Photo: Hanoimoi |
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Tran Quoc Chiem, Chairman of the Hanoi Literary Association, said: "The contest will focus on the importance and historical significance of the Liberation Day of Hanoi, the glorious tradition of the revolutionary struggle, and the great contributions made by the Party, the army and the people of Hanoi in the liberation and subsequent building and safeguarding of the nation."
In addition, propaganda works will highlight the heroism and sacrifice of the army and people of Hanoi during the 60 days and nights, and the achievements of the capital in 70 years of construction and development.
"When we look back at the development process of the city from this glorious milestone, it is even more clear that the linchpin of the development of Hanoi as it is today is the spirit of solidarity and the unyielding will of the people of the capital," Chiem emphasized.
The contest is open to anyone except the organizing committee, and the number of entries is unlimited. All entries must be 54cmx79cm and new creations that have not been submitted to other contests. The deadline for all entries is June 30, 2024.
In addition to the above-mentioned contest, similar ones will be held on the theme of "70th Anniversary of the Capital's Liberation Day" and "Ambassador - Reading Culture". Other activities to mark this momentous occasion include a film week to commemorate Liberation Day; the launch of literary and art writing contests on Hanoi and Liberation Day; the organization of the Red River Delta Photo Festival, Peace and Culture Day, Hanoi Marathon - Heritage Race, Hanoi Open Dragon Boat Race; the second Hanoi Autumn Festival and Hanoi Ao Dai (Long Dress) Tourism Festival.
There will be activities to promote the image of the capital; gratitude activities to honor and appreciate the revolutionary contributors; seminars, exhibitions, and conferences; renovation, restoration, and inscription of cultural and spiritual sites and relics; organization of cultural-artistic performances; awarding of Ho Chi Minh Medals and honoring individuals in the "Good People, Good Deeds" and "Outstanding Capital Citizens" programs.
The city leaders will visit the Mausoleum of President Ho Chi Minh and pay homage to national heroes at the Bac Son Martyrs Monument and Mai Dich Martyrs Cemetery. They will lay wreaths at the Monument of "Determined to Brave Death for the Survival of the Fatherland" and the Monument of Hanoi - Winter of 1946.
The city will also support the construction and repair of houses for poor and near-poor households and people who have rendered meritorious service to the revolution.
