Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space at 113-Year-Old University

The Ho Chi Minh City University of Fine Arts proudly showcases its 'Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space,' a testament to the enduring influence of Uncle Ho's ideology and a vibrant hub for artistic and educational endeavors. This unique space, housed within a venerable 113-year-old institution, transcends mere display; it actively cultivates learning and preserves traditional values through art and dedicated activities. The centerpiece, a magnificent statue of Ho Chi Minh with his Nghệ An homeland, crafted by faculty member Đỗ Như Cẩn, stands as a powerful symbol, echoing the monumental statue erected in Nghệ An province in 2003. Surrounding this, a rich tapestry of images, documents, and artifacts offers a profound glimpse into Ho Chi Minh's life and legacy. The university's own history and the contributions of its leaders are also thoughtfully presented, creating a layered narrative. This space is not just for students and faculty; it welcomes visitors, extending the reach of Ho Chi Minh's teachings and the university's artistic spirit. The open-air design fosters a sense of connection, allowing participants to feel Uncle Ho's presence during significant events. The annual competition for studying Ho Chi Minh's ideology, style, and ethics further embeds his teachings into the academic fabric. From the perspective of Tuổi Trẻ, this initiative underscores the university's commitment to national identity and cultural preservation, offering a distinctively Vietnamese approach to education that integrates revolutionary ideals with artistic expression.

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From the Ho Chi Minh Cultural Space, viewers can access the exhibition area of typical works by lecturers and students and the Archive Room - where many traditional motifs and patterns from localities are stored to serve learning and research.