China: People's Daily Online launches Vietnamese page

Recently, the electronic newspaper of the People's Daily - the central organ of the Communist Party of China, officially launched a Vietnamese page at http://vietnamese.people.cn/.

Interface of the Vietnamese electronic newspaper Nhan Dan on April 12.

Accordingly, the Vietnamese-language Nhan Dan electronic newspaper will officially launch to the public along with Urdu and Hindi pages from April 11, 2025, aiming to continuously expand its geographical reach, audience and content.

The representative of the People's Daily Online said that the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China clearly stated the requirement to "Strengthen the construction of international communication capacity , comprehensively improve the effectiveness of international communication, form an international speaking right commensurate with the country's comprehensive national strength and international status. Deepen exchanges and mutual learning between civilizations, and promote Chinese culture to the world ."

The launch of three new foreign language pages is an important strategic step to continuously strengthen the international media capacity of Nhan Dan Online.

The new foreign language pages will provide comprehensive information about China to relevant reader groups, contributing to the development of the People's Daily Online 's "multilingual, multi-platform, multimedia and globalized" international media system , and gradually perfecting a media model with a clear structure, accurate services and global coverage.

The Vietnamese electronic newspaper Nhan Dan has a total of 9 sections: Politics , China-ASEAN, Society, Economy, Travel, Culture, Photos, Science-Technology, Video.

In recent years, the People's Daily Online has launched many foreign language pages. Currently, the newspaper has a total of 18 pages in the following languages: English, French, Russian, Arabic, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, German, Portuguese, Swahili, Italian, Kazakh (Cyrillic), Thai, Malay, Greek, Vietnamese, Urdu and Hindi.

Source: https://nhandan.vn/trung-quoc-nhan-dan-nhat-bao-dien-tu-ra-trang-tieng-viet-post872008.html