Về di sản báo chí của Chủ tịch Hồ Chí Minh

Ho Chí Minh is often remembered first as a revolutionary leader, a thinker, and a great cultural figure. Yet within this multifaceted portrait, one distinctive dimension cannot be overlooked: Ho Chí Minh as a great journalist and the founder of Vietnams revolutionary press. Throughout his revolutionary career, President Hồ Chí Minh wrote more than 2,000 journalistic works for over 50 newspapers and magazines at home and abroad, in multiple languages. He consistently regarded journalism and journalists as integral to the revolutionary cause - a sharp weapon in the struggle for national independence and the construction of a new life for the people. His revolutionary activities were inseparable from his journalistic practice; he engaged in journalism in order to carry out the revolution, and carried out the revolution through journalism. This paper examines Hồ Chí Minhs journalistic legacy, justifies the relationship between a revolutionary and a revolutionary journalist within Ho Chí Minh, and thereby affirms the enduring imprint of this legacy on the century-long development of Vietnams revolutionary press (1925-2025).