Hanoi: A new exhibition space introducing Vietnam's World Documentary Heritage and outstanding national archival materials in Hanoi officially opened to the public on March 3. Marking the launch, the department hosted an event themed 'Admiring Imperial Annotations - Preserving Woodblock Imprints,' allowing visitors to view royal red-ink annotations on the Nguyen Dynasty administrative documents and experience traditional woodblock printing from the woodblocks of the Nguyen Dynasty. Visitors also enjoyed documentary screenings and received specially designed lucky envelopes as spring gifts.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the exhibition aims to provide the public with a deeper understanding of Vietnam's rich historical and cultural heritage. The showcased documents and materials are part of UNESCO's Memory of the World Programme, emphasizing their global significance and Vietnam's commitment to preserving its historical assets. The event further highlights the importance of archival preservation and the role it plays in maintaining cultural heritage.

The exhibition space is designed to be both educational and interactive, offering visitors a unique opportunity to engage with Vietnam's history through a variety of mediums. The department's initiative to combine traditional and modern elements in the exhibition reflects an innovative approach to cultural preservation, ensuring that these valuable historical documents remain accessible to future generations.