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On September 2, 1945, at Ba Dinh Square, Hanoi, President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence, giving birth to the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, opening a new era in the history of Vietnam. The event was also witnessed by many foreigners, including American intelligence officer Archimedes L.A Patti.

Over the years, Vietnamese expatriates in Australia have been trying to learn and understand Uncle Ho's ideals. This community is very united and always looks towards Vietnam. They often share together and help each other overcome any difficulties.

President Ho Chi Minh has always paid special attention to overseas Vietnamese and in return for that love, many people have given him very precious memorabilia.

A symposium named “President Ho Chi Minh with the aspiration for independence, freedom and happiness” was held via videoconference on August 31

Ho Chi Minh's ideology and Uncle Ho's life are always enshrined forever as the great inspiring and motivating force to fight against inhuman discrimination, especially for the oppressed and depressed people deprived of  the minimum living conditions...

Marking President Ho Chi Minh’s 130th birth anniversary this year, VOV.VN takes you to a tour of the late president’s house where he lived from 1901 to 1906.    

Everyday life across Vietnam is gradually brought back to normal as the nation eases social distancing order Thursday. People start flocking down the streets, going for an exercising walk while restaurants resume their business, etc., returning Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City the normal vibrant pace. 

Central coast city Da Nang ranked seventh while Ho Chi Minh City secured 12th spot in TripAdvisor’s global list of 25 trending destinations this year.