Fifty years after the end of the Vietnam War, a new documentary by CGTN titled ‘Vietnam, 50 Years On… The War That Still Speaks’ sheds light on the enduring impact of one of history’s most divisive conflicts.
The Vietnam War was a brutal struggle that claimed millions of lives and left deep scars on the landscapes of Southeast Asia and the hearts of those who experienced it. While the gunfire has ceased, the battles within continue for many veterans, families, and survivors who are still searching for peace, healing, and answers.
The documentary delves into the personal stories of those affected by the war. It follows individuals on their journey to find lost comrades, heal invisible wounds, and piece together fragmented histories. Their stories are a poignant reminder that the echoes of war resonate long after the last shot is fired.
Through intimate interviews and powerful narratives, ‘The War That Still Speaks’ invites viewers to reflect on the cost of conflict and the universal desire for closure and understanding. It’s a timely exploration of how the past continues to shape the present, especially for the younger generation seeking to understand the wars that defined previous eras.
As the world looks back on the Vietnam War half a century later, this documentary offers a platform for voices that still yearn to be heard and stories that demand to be told.
