Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh - người thầy của Báo chí cách mạng Việt Nam

As the founder, guide, and leader of Vietnam’s revolutionary journalism, President Ho Chi Minh was not only a journalist but also a model teacher who inspired generations of journalists with his ideals, ethics, and sense of responsibility. He consistently emphasized the role of journalism in the revolutionary cause and nation - building process. Ho Chi Minh firmly believed that journalism should not merely serve as a propaganda tool but also as the voice of the people - a medium to uphold justice, foster national spirit, and express the country’s aspiration for independence and freedom. Throughout his revolutionary career, he wrote over 2,000 articles in multiple languages, leaving behind an invaluable legacy for Vietnam’s revolutionary journalism. From his earliest writings to his later journalistic works, Ho Chi Minh’s ideology and journalistic style have become a guiding light for generations of revolutionary journalists in Vietnam.