Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong has stated that the Party andState will do all they can to help writers and artists harness theircreativity to the fullest.
Holding a working session withthe Party organisation of the Vietnam Union of Literature and ArtsAssociations (VULA) in Hanoi on September 21, Party chief Trongvowed to ensure the freedom of creativity while urging writers, artistsand cultural activists to uphold their citizen and socialresponsibilities.
The country‘s dynamic development isopening up new horizons for creativity while posing new questions towhich writers and artists must try to answer and explain to societythrough their creative work, he said.
General SecretaryTrong expressed his hope that the writers and artists will produce moreworks which vividly reflect reality, praise the good and fight the bad,including those ideas that go against the nation’s moral tradition andinterests as well as social vices.
According to a report ofthe Party organisation of VULA, the Union has so far comprised of 73member associations at both central and grassroots levels, gatheringnearly 400,000 writers and artists.
Fifteen years afterimplementing the Resolution on literature and arts adopted by the fifthmeeting of the Party Central Committee (8 th tenure), the literatureand arts sector has reaped dramatic successes.
The reportsaid the freedom of creativity and writers and artists’ workingconditions have been ensured and improved, resulting in remarkableincrease in the number of creative works as well as enhancement ofquality.
However, the report noted that the development still fails to match the sector’s own potential and the public’s demand.
Many delegates also expressed concerns about the growing trend ofcommercialisation and imitation, which has devalued and distorted theauthentic values, impacting on ideological and aesthetic education forthe public.
They called on the VULA to reform its method ofworking to unite members in working for stronger development ofliterature and arts, fulfilling the noble mission of serving the countryand the people.-VNA
Holding a working session withthe Party organisation of the Vietnam Union of Literature and ArtsAssociations (VULA) in Hanoi on September 21, Party chief Trongvowed to ensure the freedom of creativity while urging writers, artistsand cultural activists to uphold their citizen and socialresponsibilities.
The country‘s dynamic development isopening up new horizons for creativity while posing new questions towhich writers and artists must try to answer and explain to societythrough their creative work, he said.
General SecretaryTrong expressed his hope that the writers and artists will produce moreworks which vividly reflect reality, praise the good and fight the bad,including those ideas that go against the nation’s moral tradition andinterests as well as social vices.
According to a report ofthe Party organisation of VULA, the Union has so far comprised of 73member associations at both central and grassroots levels, gatheringnearly 400,000 writers and artists.
Fifteen years afterimplementing the Resolution on literature and arts adopted by the fifthmeeting of the Party Central Committee (8 th tenure), the literatureand arts sector has reaped dramatic successes.
The reportsaid the freedom of creativity and writers and artists’ workingconditions have been ensured and improved, resulting in remarkableincrease in the number of creative works as well as enhancement ofquality.
However, the report noted that the development still fails to match the sector’s own potential and the public’s demand.
Many delegates also expressed concerns about the growing trend ofcommercialisation and imitation, which has devalued and distorted theauthentic values, impacting on ideological and aesthetic education forthe public.
They called on the VULA to reform its method ofworking to unite members in working for stronger development ofliterature and arts, fulfilling the noble mission of serving the countryand the people.-VNA
