Ho Chi Minh Museum opens exhibition on Vietnamese revolutionaries in Guangzhou

The Ho Chi Minh Museum in Hanoi has opened a special thematic exhibition titled “Revolutionary Sentiment – Vietnamese Comrades Participating in the Guangzhou Uprising.” The exhibition features over 100 images, documents, and artifacts detailing the historical involvement of Vietnamese revolutionaries in Guangzhou, China.

The display commemorates the upcoming 102nd anniversary of Nguyen Ai Quoc (Ho Chi Minh) arriving in Guangzhou in 1924 and the 99th anniversary of the Guangzhou Uprising in 1927. It highlights how many Vietnamese patriots traveled to Guangzhou during the 1920s to study and engage in revolutionary activities, fostering deep ties with the Communist Party and people of China.

Specific historical figures mentioned include Nguyen Son (Hong Thuy), Ho Tung Mau, and Le Hong Son, who fought alongside Chinese forces during the uprising. The exhibition is organized by the Central Propaganda Department, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and the Ho Chi Minh Museum in collaboration with the Guangdong Revolutionary History Museum.