Vietnamese ****production party was founded on February 3, 1930 in Kowloon, Hong Kong, China, at that time called the Vietnam ****production party, with Ho Chi Minh as the core, in October of the same year was renamed the Indochina ****production party.

In the spring of 1935, the "First Congress" was held in Macau. In the fall of the same year, the Vietnamese Party sent representatives to the 7th Congress of the ****annexation.

In February 1951, the Second Congress was renamed the Vietnam Labor Party, and in April 1976 it was renamed the Vietnam **** Production Party. After the founding of the Party, it put forward the slogan of anti-imperialism and anti-feudalism, actively mobilized and organized the masses, and set off the climax of the 1930-1931 revolution against the French colonialists, and for a time, established a short period of local power - "Nghi?n Chính Soviet".

In 1936-1939, the Indochina Democratic Front was openly established, putting forward the slogans of "Oppose Fascism, Oppose Fascist War", "Struggle for Democracy, Freedom and Improvement of People's Livelihood", and carrying out a campaign to improve people's livelihood. The Indochinese Democratic Front, with the slogans "against fascism, against fascist war" and "for democracy, freedom and improvement of people's livelihood", carried out a wide range of legal and semi-legal struggle.

In 1940, Japan replaced France in occupying Indochina. In 1941, the Vietnam Independence League (VIL) was established, with the slogan "Unite all people, resist Japan and France, and strive for independence", and began armed struggle, establishing base areas and guerrilla zones in the northern countryside.

In December 1944, the army was formally established, and after the surrender of Japan in 1945, the National Assembly was held on August 16, which elected Ho Chi Minh as the head of the provisional government, and on August 19 of the same year, it led the general uprising of the whole country, which led to the victory of the August Revolution, and on September 2, it established the Vietnamese Democratic **** and the State of Vietnam. Soon after the French colonizers returned, the Viet*** led the whole nation in the war against the French.

In February 1951, the Second National Congress of Vietnam was held. "The Second Congress clearly set out the basic tasks of the Vietnamese national people's democratic revolution as "driving out the imperialist invaders, striving for the real independence and unity of the nation, abolishing the remnants of feudalism and semi-feudalism, making the ploughman's land available to the cultivator, developing the people's democratic system, and building a foundation for socialism". ". From 1952 to the beginning of 1954, the Viet*** successively carried out the "three rectifications" campaigns of rectifying the Party, the army and the work of the masses, and adopted the "Land Reform Program", starting the land reform.

In May 1954, the Vietnamese army won the decisive victory of Dien Bien Phu, forcing France to sign the Geneva Agreement on the Restoration of Peace in Indochina in July, and completely liberating North Vietnam.

In October 1954, the Viet*** took over Hanoi, then all areas north of the 17th parallel, continued land reform in the north and led the restoration of the national economy.

In October 1956, the 10th Plenary Session of the 2nd Viet*** Central Committee adopted a resolution declaring that the agrarian reform and the reorganization of rural organizations had made "extremely serious mistakes" and deciding to "rectify the situation. In 1958-1960, Vietnam formulated the "Three-Year Plan" to carry out socialist transformation of agriculture, handicrafts, capitalist industry and commerce, and initial development of economic and cultural undertakings.

In September 1960, Vietnam held the Third Congress. The congress identified two strategic tasks of the Vietnamese revolution as "socialist revolution in the north" and "liberating the south from the domination of U.S. imperialism and its lackeys, realizing the unity of the country, and completing the national people's democratic revolution nationwide".

In 1960, Vietnam*** began to implement the first five-year plan in the north; in December of the same year, it set up the "South Vietnam National Liberation Front" to vigorously carry out the struggle against the U.S. and for the salvation of the country in the south.

In August 1964, after the U.S. imperialists extended their war of aggression to the north of Vietnam, the Viet*** led the whole nation in the war of resistance against the U.S.A. and for national salvation.

On January 27, 1973, Vietnam and the U.S. signed the Paris Agreement on Ending the War and Restoring Peace in Vietnam, in which the U.S. ceased its aggression against South Vietnam and withdrew its troops from South Vietnam.

In March 1975, Vietnam*** launched a general spring offensive in the South and by April 30 completely liberated the South.

In June 1976, Vietnam*** convened the sixth National Assembly, officially reunified the country, and changed its name to the Socialist*** and State of Vietnam. In December of the same year, the name was restored to "Vietnam*** Producer Party". Vietnam*** held the "Fourth National Congress", which put forward the general line of socialist construction in the new stage of Vietnam. During the war of resistance against the French, Vietnam proposed the establishment of an "Indo-Chinese Federation". After the victory of Vietnam, Lao People's Democratic Republic and Cambodia in the war against the United States, Vietnam was even more eager to establish the "Indo-Chinese Federation". This was supported by the Soviet Union.

In December 1978, Vietnam sent troops to Cambodia, the military expenditure increased a lot, economic difficulties. 1982 March held the "five big", the General Assembly reiterated the continuation of the "four big" line.

In December 1986, the Sixth National Congress was held, determining the implementation of comprehensive reforms, and soon Vietnam's reforms were in full swing, with initial visible results.

In June 1991, the Seventh National Congress was held, determining that the Party should continue to push forward reforms along the path of socialism.

By the end of 1986, the Central Committee of Vietnam decided to launch a large-scale campaign against corruption. General Secretary Nguyen Van Linh, Prime Minister Pham Van Dong and others made speeches at various meetings, calling for the complete elimination of corruption within the Party.

The Ninth Congress of Vietnam*** was held in Hanoi from April 19 to 22, 2001, and elected 150 members of the new Central Committee. The resolution adopted at the Ninth Congress of Viet*** called on the entire Vietnamese Party and people to stand firm on the goals of national independence and socialism, to continue to innovate, to promote the industrialization and modernization of the country, to build and defend the socialist motherland, and to move forward in the 21st century for the sake of the people's wealth and the nation's strength, and the goals of social justice, democracy and civilization. The Assembly emphasized the determination of the Viet*** Producer Party and the Vietnamese people to build the country along the socialist path on the basis of Marxism-Leninism and Ho Chi Minh's ideology. The 9th First Plenary Session of the VN***Party elected Nong Duc Manh as the new General Secretary, the 15-member Political Bureau of the VN***Party Central Committee and the 9-member Central Secretariat of the VN***Party Central Committee.

On January 12, 2011, the 11th National Congress of the Vietnam **** Producers Party was held in Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam.