Even today, the values of the Outline on Vietnamese Culture in 1943 remain valid, with enduring theoretical and historical importance, and continue to guide the construction and defense of the nation.
The 1943 Outline of Vietnamese Culture laid the foundation for the development of revolutionary cultural theory in Vietnam and proved instrumental in meeting the needs and demands of the revolutionary struggle. It served as a banner to rally the country's intellectuals, writers, and artists for the Party-led revolutionary movement.
The outline identified three key principles - nationalization, scientification, and massification - that constituted the pillars for the development of Vietnamese culture.
Even today, the values of the Outline on Vietnamese Culture in 1943 remain valid, with enduring theoretical and historical importance, and continue to guide the construction and defense of the nation.
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