Vietnamese Revolutionary Journalism emerged in the early 20th century as a powerful tool for anti-colonial resistance and national liberation. Pioneered by figures like Ho Chi Minh, who founded *Thanh Niên* (Youth) newspaper in 1925, it played a key role in spreading revolutionary ideas and mobilizing the masses against French rule. Today, it remains a symbol of Vietnam’s struggle for independence and the enduring role of media in shaping the nation’s history.