Working class and patriotic movements in the later half of the 1920s
National Congresses of the Communist Party of Vietnam
Vietnam Communist Party leads struggle to gain power (1930-1945)
Resistance war against French colonialists
Party leads two revolutionary strategies in 1954-1975 period
Party leads the cause of renovation
After the birth of new revolutionary organisations, the revolutionary movement in Vietnam became more vehement. With the activities of the Revolutionary Youth Association and the Tan Viet, the working class continuously rose up. The year of 1928 witnessed big strikes throughout the country: in Tonkin, strikes were organised by bread workers in Hanoi, textile workers in Nam Dinh; in Annam, strikes were organised by workers of the Ben Thuy Sawing Mill, mechanics and drivers of Vinh Garage; and in Cochinchina, strikes were organised by workers of the Saigon Ice Factory, Portailles Printing House and Cho Lon Milling Factory, etc.

Attaching importance to mobilising people

Ha Vu Luong
Sublieutenant from the Political Department of Tra Vinh province’s Border Soldier Command
To deserve Party’s care
Truong Thanh Nam
Worker of Da Nang Engine Factory

The sixth National Congress of the Party in 1986 has been widely considered as the "renovation" congress as it clearly charted the line of renewal and initiated the process of reform in Vietnam.

Between 1954 and 1975, the Party led two revolutionary strategies: the Socialist Revolution in the North and the People's National Democratic Revolution in the South.

After seizing power, the Communist Party and its Government led the building and consolidation of the revolutionary administration and the resistance war against the French colonialists (1945-1954). 

The Communist Party of Vietnam led the revolution to gain power from 1930 through to 1945.

Tra Vinh develops Khmer Party members

Since 2002, Tra Vinh province Party Committee has issued an instruction on the development of ethnic minority Party members.

Our Party

Through millions of articles sent in for the competition, people valued the contribution of the Party and of Uncle Ho to their lives. Thanh Phong writes.

National Congresses of the Communist Party of Vietnam

The Communist Party of Vietnam has held nine national congresses since its establishment. Every congress was a historical milestone, recording the achievements, lessons and experiences of the Vietnamese revolution.

Sincere voices to the Party

The people of Go Noi always trust the Party
(Vietnam Heroic Mother Huynh Thu Huong, of Dien Trung commune, Dien Ban district, Quang Nam province)
Fighting corruption should be accelerated
(Tran Van Toan, from Duong Huy Coal Company, Quang Ninh province)
Buddhism followers and monks believe in the Party
(By Superior Monk Thich Thien Tanh)
People of Ha Giang thank the Party
(By Hung Thi Hien, from Ha Giang town)
More attention to be paid to training grassroots level cultural officials
(Tran Manh Tien, historian, from Ho Chi Minh City)
More support to farmers
(Ms Nguyen Thi Thu, Tan Hoa village, Vu Thu district, Thai Binh province)
For faster growth of the national economy
(Nguyen Anh Tuan, director of VASC company)
Policies of the Party create favourable conditions
for my family
(Ms Vu Thi Hau, trader in Dong Xuan market)
We young people are proud of the Party
(By Pham Hien Ly, student of Hanoi University for Foreign Trade)

Party members’ role in Hoang Dieu commune

Though being a famous land for rice growing and cheo (traditional popular opera) singing, but Hoang Dieu commune, Chuong My district, Ha Tay province did not have any cultural villages until 2004. Bang Giang writes.