Touching the simple and noble image of Uncle Ho

Uncle Ho's simple and noble image will live forever in the hearts of the Vietnamese people and peace-loving people in the world.

Simple and noble image of Uncle Ho

Uncle Ho's simple and noble photographs, extracted from the publication "Ho President lived forever in our career", published in November 1970.

Portrait of the young revolutionary Nguyen Ai Quoc in France in 1920.

At the French Socialist Party National Congress in the city of Tua in December 1920, revolutionary Nguyen Ai Quoc became one of the founders of the French Communist Party.

Portrait of comrade Nguyen Ai Quoc in the Soviet Union in 1923. After the 5th International Congress in Moscow, he returned to Guangzhou to work in revolution.

Portrait of President Ho Chi Minh in 1945. He returned to Vietnam in 1941 and led the national liberation revolution to victory in August 1945.

President Ho Chi Minh talked with more than 10 thousand people of Hanoi capital after the general election for the first National Assembly of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam, February 1946.

Portrait of President Ho Chi Minh during the time He led the Delegation of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam Government to officially negotiate with the French government on May 31, 1945.

Ho Chairman worked in a cave in Viet Bac in 1951.

As the founder and leader of the Vietnam People's Army, Ho Chairman followed the front during the 1950 Border campaign.

At the Viet Bac base, he and his party leaders decided to open the Dien Bien Phu campaign at the end of 1953.

Portrait of President Ho Chi Minh after the national resistance war against the French colonialists won.

Student representatives of Trung Vuong High School (Hanoi) came to wish Uncle Ho in May 1956.

People talk to practitioners at the Central Theater School.

'He sat there with a red pencil / The road was gradual, hour by hour' - To Huu Po.

President Ho took the rhythm to sing the song 'Solidarity'.

People visited the soldiers of the air defense force defending Hanoi in 1966.

Uncle Ho with heroes and heroes of the South.

Uncle Ho in the costume of the Vietnam People's Navy.

The words of Uncle Ho accompanying the nation: 'For the sake of ten years, we must plant trees.For the sake of a hundred years, we must plant people '.

The simple and noble image of President Ho Chi Minh will live forever in the hearts of the Vietnamese people and peace-loving people all over the world.