Voice of Vietnam Radio reflects on 80 years of history with the sounds of current events

The Voice of Vietnam (VOV) booth at the National Achievements Exhibition attracted the public with "Historical Sounds" - valuable original audio documents.

Located in the exhibition space of National Achievements “80 years of journey of Independence - Freedom - Happiness,” the exhibition booth of Voice of Vietnam (VOV) became a prominent highlight, leaving a deep impression in the hearts of visitors.

Not only fully recreating the 80-year journey of construction and development, VOV also brings unique experiences, connecting historical memories with modern breath.

At the Exhibition, the special attraction is the “Historical Sound” area, where the depth of space and time is fully recreated. This is the “heart” of the exhibition, bringing emotional sound experiences.

Listeners were moved when listening to "Sounds of History." (Photo: PV/Vietnam+)

Dozens of microphones from many generations are hung from the ceiling, creating a magical picture of light. Visitors are immersed in 12 historical milestones through original recordings, now priceless documents.

That is the voice of Uncle Ho reading the Declaration of Independence, the call for national resistance, the Dien Bien Phu victory song, the news of the liberation of Saigon on April 30, 1975, the heroic voice of People's Artist Tuyet Mai - the legendary voice of the Voice of Vietnam in the news of the victory on April 30, 1975; General Secretary Le Duan reading the Eulogy of the Party Central Committee at the memorial service for President Ho Chi Minh or the resilient sounds of the whole country during the COVID-19 pandemic and the sound of intelligence, creativity, and integration in the new era.

The highlight of the exhibition is the combination of precious artifacts and modern interactive technology: LED screen recreating the global broadcast map; Sound experience area with 12 important historical milestones; Exchange stage where the audience can try being a broadcaster and chat with famous VOV broadcasters. In particular, the virtual reality (VR) experience "Returning to the sacred moment" allows the public to "travel through time" to September 2, 1945, transforming into witnesses listening to President Ho Chi Minh read the Declaration of Independence at Ba Dinh Square in 1945, meticulously restored with 3D graphics technology.

VOV's exhibition space is always among the most visited at the National Achievement Exhibition. Many people shared that even though they read the newspaper and followed it on social media, it was only when they experienced it directly that they truly felt the passion, intelligence and creativity of the national press team - the "TV people" who are enthusiastic, responsible and proud of their profession.

An interesting experience space for young visitors. (Photo: PV/Vietnam+)

The most impressive thing was the return of retired VOV officials, former leaders of the Station and leaders of the Editorial Boards, to experience. They entered the studio, recited familiar chants in Vietnamese, English, and French, recreating the atmosphere of live reporting of the National Party Congress.

Ms. Tuyet Minh, daughter of People's Artist Tuyet Mai, former head of the VOV3 Music Department, emotionally said: "I am extremely moved to hear the voice of my beloved mother again. I feel like she is near me. These are precious audio files that are only available at the Voice of Vietnam. I was also very happy when I entered the exhibition room and saw the precious photo of Uncle Ho taking a photo with the artists of the Voice of Vietnam, hung solemnly in the main hall. In the photo, my mother has the honor of sitting next to Uncle."

With a harmonious combination of recreating sacred history, applying modern technology, paying tribute to the past, affirming the present and looking towards the future, the Voice of Vietnam's exhibition booth has fully depicted the 80-year journey of accompanying the nation.

This is not only a tourist destination, but also a place for the public to appreciate the value of the "national voice" - a never-ending flow that always accompanies the country on the path of construction, development and integration./.

Over the past 80 years, the Voice of Vietnam has left its mark on every step of the nation. From a small broadcasting station at 128C Dai La ( Hanoi ), the Voice of Vietnam has now grown to become the country's leading multimedia communications agency. The 80th anniversary of the establishment of the Voice of Vietnam will take place on September 7 in Hanoi.

(Vietnam+)

Source: https://www.vietnamplus.vn/dai-tieng-noi-viet-nam-lang-dong-80-nam-lich-su-bang-nhung-thanh-am-thoi-cuoc-post1060276.vnp