The exhibition was held from August 14 to September 15, 2026, as part of activities responding to programs commemorating the 300th anniversary of the birth of Le Quy Don - a prominent cultural figure and scholar.
The exhibition was a cultural and educational activity held to remember, honor, and pay tribute to the life, career, and noble qualities of President Ton Duc Thang — a prominent revolutionary leader.
By integrating books, archival photographs, historical documents, digital resources, and interactive technologies, the program brought historical values closer to students.
Designed around the historical theme of 30 April, the check-in space combined a solemn atmosphere with student-friendly and engaging elements through a system of posters, archival historical images.
Through the exhibition activities, a wide range of notable materials was introduced, including publications on the historic event of 30 April 1975, prominent historical figures, and Vietnam’s remarkable achievements.
The exhibition not only promoted greater use of the Library’s history and military collections but also contributed to strengthening awareness, responsibility, and a spirit of gratitude toward generations who sacrificed for the nation’s independence and freedom.