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H脌 N峄業 鈥� A ten-minute documentary made by Vi峄噒 Nam News’ multi-media team about the home where President H峄� Ch铆 Minh lived and worked for the last 15 years of his life has won a consolation prize in the ‘Television’ category at an annual press contest hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.The film, titled Khu Di T铆ch Ch峄� T峄媍h H峄� Ch铆 Minh – N啤i T峄廰 S谩ng M峄檛 Nh芒n C谩ch V末 膼岷�i (Home to a Great Person) was created by a team of journalists including Nguy峄卬 Th峄� L锚 H瓢啤ng, Ng么 H脿 H岷�i Anh, Paul Kennedy and intern Nguy峄卬 Qu峄硁h Anh. It was announced as one of the award winners at the National Press Awards titled ‘For the Development of Culture, Sports and Tourism’ at the H脿 N峄檌 Opera House yesterday. winning plus 15The documentary offers a deep dive into H峄� Ch铆 Minh鈥檚 thoughts, morality and leadership style, focusing particularly on his final years at the Presidential Palace.An in-depth interview with Tr岷�n Vi岷縯 Ho脿n, one of President H峄�’s former bodyguards, was featured in the documentary along with more informal interviews with staff and visitors at the historic site.The documentary highlights President H峄撯�檚 enduring values and effectively promotes Vietnamese culture and people to international audiences.This is the second time these awards have been organised, after the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism started running the awards ceremony on May 22, 2024.The awards aim to highlight achievements in culture, sports and tourism development, showcase exemplary figures in the field and encourage industry professionals to continue contributing to these areas.By June 20, the awards had received a total of 920 entries from five categories of photo reportage, radio, television, print and online newspapers.According to the organisers, most of the submitted works closely adhered to the theme. The large number of submissions in winning plus 15 a short time frame highlights the strong interest of journalists and the public in these fields.The jury has chosen 96 works for the final awards including five first prizes, 15 second prizes, 25 third prizes and 51 runner-up prizes.Collective prizes were awarded to Vietnam News Agency, Nh芒鈥︹��