Memories of war and a desire for peace: War Remnants Museum

#Spring0yentrip I visited the War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City and once again got a deep realization of the brutal history of the Vietnam War and its impact. This is not just a history museum, but a place that makes you think about the misery of war and the importance of peace. The museum displays many photos and actual materials from the time of the war, and I was overwhelmed by how real they were. I was particularly moved by the photos and testimonies of people affected by Agent Orange. I was struck by how tragic the war made people's lives, and how its effects continue to this day. Weapons and weapons used during the war were also on display, and I was amazed at their enormity. Outside, tanks, fighter planes, helicopters, and other vehicles were lined up, and I felt like I was witnessing the reality of the battlefield. Considering that these weapons were actually used and many lives were lost, I was reminded of the horror of war. The exhibits also included wartime press photos and records of journalists. It became clear that the Vietnam War had an impact not only on Vietnam but on the whole world, and I was reminded of the importance of knowing the truth about the war. The museum also introduced anti-war movements and voices from around the world, which made me think about what we can do for peace through history. By the time I left the museum, I felt heavy-hearted, but also strongly felt the importance of learning about the past. Learning about the tragic history of war made me realize how precious the peace we have today is. I felt that this museum plays an important role in passing on the memory of the Vietnam War to future generations and ensuring that the same mistakes are never repeated. If you visit Ho Chi Minh City, be sure to visit the War Remnants Museum and experience history. I'm sure it will give you a chance to think again about the importance of peace. #WarRemnantsMuseum #VietnamWar #ThinkingAboutPeace #LearningFromHistory #HoChiMinhTourism