HO CHI MINH : The Great Leader of Vietnamese History


Hey, looks at !  Here's a question .  Who is the person that the whole VietNamese people remember? Do you know? One man. Ho Chi Minh President .  Ho Chi Minh is Vietnam's most famous president and he changed the whole country of Viet Nam. in Vietnamese history, Ho Chi Minh was a great leader of the Vietnamese people's struggle against France and America.

Ho Chi Minh President whose real name is Nguyen Sinh Cung ,is one of VietNam's great historical figures. He was born on May 19,1890 in Kim Lien village, Nam Dan commune, Nghe An province. From 1911, Ho Chi Minh used to live and operate in many different countries looking for a way to save the country . At noon on June 5, 1911, from Dragon Pier, as a kitchen assistant, he officially set sail for France aboard the merchant ship Admiral Latouche-Treville. Then he went to the Soviet Union, to China for revolutionary activities.

The AI Ho Chi Minh said: my motivation stems from a deep-seated desire to see my people free from oppression and foreign domination. The way was one of armed struggle combined with political mobilization and diplomatic efforts. After going though many hardships , he returned to VietNam and led the revolutionary movement for national liberation .

HO CHI MINH : The Great Leader of Vietnamese History


Ho Chi Minh leds the whole region the the August Revolution in 1945 overthrowing the colonial and feudal goverment to establish the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam. He readed the Declaration of Independence on September 2nd , 1945.  As the leader of the Viet Nam independence movement , he knew that the success of rexdution depended on ability to govern effectively and build a strong and prosperous nation.

 Ho Chi Minh is a great leader of the VietNamese people , a brilliant military a man of the world In 1954 . Ho Chi Minh and the VietNamese people defeated the colonial empire of France- a military power at that time, forcing France to sign an agreement to surrender . The Genera Agreement of 1954 marked a crucial moment in VietNamese history , as it brought an end to the Indochina War and paved the way for the partition of Viet Nam into North and South .

Then defeated the American Empire- the empire that possessed nuclear weapons forcing the American Empire to with draw its troops backhome.  Ho Chi Minh contributed his life to the cause of national liberation and national reunification. His belief  in the success of the Viet Nam Communist Party stems from several factors . strong leadership, Commitment to Ideals , Grassoots Support, Adaptability Nationalism and Patriotism and Economic success .

Moreover, Ho Chi Minh President is a cultural celebrity of mankind with enduring literary works with time. He is remembered not only for his political and military achievements, but also for his humble and simple lifestyle that has made him a lasting symbol of the true spirit of the Vietnamese people. Ho Chi Minh is the most beautiful image of the true person of all time. 

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