Top 6 Most Meaningful and Inspiring MC Scripts for the 20/10 Talk Show

Honorable delegates, teachers!

The history of Vietnam is one of fighting for independence and sovereignty, in which Vietnamese women have always played a vital role. President Ho Chi Minh once said: 'The beauty of Vietnam's mountains and rivers is shaped by our women, both young and old, who dedicate themselves to making our country shine brightly.' Vietnamese women are increasingly educated, strong, dynamic, creative, culturally rich, compassionate, and socially conscious. Through all the challenges, women have always demonstrated resilience and contributed immensely to the nation's struggle for independence and its development. Thus, every year on October 20th, the entire nation comes together to honor the women of Vietnam.

Honorable delegates, teachers!

With the approval of XX school, today we gather to celebrate XX years of the Vietnam Women's Union (20/10/1930 - 20/10/20XX). Now, I would like to introduce the esteemed guests who are present today: (introduce the guests).

Honorable delegates, teachers!

Only women are bestowed the title 'Excellent in both family and work duties.' No matter the circumstances, women always rise above challenges to complete their tasks. Moreover, as mothers and wives, they play indispensable roles in the family. Through poetry and songs, women are celebrated as beautiful, virtuous beings. In a poem about Vietnamese women, just eight lines encapsulate all the admirable qualities of Vietnamese girls:

'I love the Vietnamese girl,
Brave, unyielding, and extraordinarily diligent,
Loyal, beautiful, shining bright,
Balancing home and work, devoted and true.
Admire the heroic women,
Despite hardships, they remain caring.
From morning till night, through every season,
They rest only when their family is at peace.'

Today, let's recall the history of Vietnamese Women's Day (20/10) and reflect on the achievements of women over the past XX years. I now invite the presentation of comrade...

I respectfully invite comrade!

Next, we will have the speeches from the delegates followed by the cultural program.

Dear comrades!

After a period of dedicated work in unity and friendliness, our talk show to celebrate XX years of the Vietnam Women's Union has been a great success. On behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to express my sincere thanks to all the comrades for being here today. Once again, I wish you and your families good health and happiness, and may this 20/10 be filled with joy.

Sincerely thank you, comrades!

Dear ladies, gentlemen, and all attendees!

We are living through the beautiful autumn months, a time that coincides with monumental events in our country's history. During this period, the women of Vietnam, from all corners of the nation, are enthusiastically participating in competitions and activities to celebrate the anniversary of the Vietnam Women's Union (20/10/1930 – 20/10/…). Here at ... School, the female staff and teachers are also actively engaging in meaningful activities to highlight their significant contributions to the education sector and the development of our homeland. In every task, they embody the traditional values of Vietnamese women, excelling in both their professional and family roles.

Joining in the spirit of nationwide celebration, with the approval of the school's Party Committee, today the Trade Union Committee of ... Secondary School proudly organizes this talk show to mark the ...th anniversary of the Vietnam Women's Union.

I am honored to introduce our esteemed guests for today's talk show:

Comrade ………… – Party Secretary, Principal of the school – Please join me in giving them a warm welcome!
Comrade …………….. – Parent representative of the school – Let’s give them a hearty greeting!
Also attending are the male union members and all the female comrades from our trade union – Please join me in welcoming them warmly!

On behalf of the organizing committee, I would like to extend my best wishes to all the ladies, gentlemen, and students present at this event. I hope that today's talk show will be a great success.

On the occasion of the Vietnam Women's Union Anniversary on 20/10, comrade ………………. – On behalf of the Party Committee, the school's Board of Management, and the male colleagues, will now deliver a message to the women. Please welcome comrade!

(After the speech, the Trade Union Chairperson responds)

Dear comrades!

Vietnamese women, in any era, have always carried within them the noble qualities that President Ho Chi Minh bestowed: 'Heroic – Unyielding – Loyal – Capable.' Regardless of their position, women have always demonstrated their strength, wisdom, and dexterity. History has recognized the vast contributions of Vietnamese women, from the times of the Trung Sisters and Lady Triệu, to the present era, where women continue to rise, proving themselves in every aspect of society and technology, yet never forgetting their roles and duties in the family.

October 20th is annually celebrated as Vietnam Women's Day, a day dedicated to honoring the women who embody the Eight Golden Words: 'Heroic, Unyielding, Loyal, and Capable.'

Today, let's reflect on the history of Vietnamese Women's Day and take note of some of the achievements made by women over the past ... years. I now invite comrade …………… – UVCĐ of the school to present.

(After the presentation by comrade UVCĐ, the talk show and cultural exchange will follow).

Dear comrades!

After a period of hard work in a spirit of unity and friendliness, our talk show marking the ...th anniversary of the Vietnam Women's Union has been a great success. On behalf of the organizing committee, I sincerely thank all union members for attending. Once again, I wish you and your families health and happiness, and may this 20/10 be filled with joy.

Sincerely thank you, comrades!

1. Statement of Purpose – Introduction of Delegates:

Dear delegates,

Dear women leaders, colleagues, and staff of the trade union team. We are living in the era of industrialization and modernization of our country. Especially these days, the generations of Vietnamese women across the nation are excitedly competing to achieve great results in celebration of the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union on October 20th.

Every autumn, as the season shifts to winter, homes are warmed by the loving hands of mothers, sisters, and friends. Husbands feel comforted when thinking of their cherished loved ones. These mothers, sisters, and friends represent the warm, eternal flame that lights up our lives. For the female faculty and staff at Primary School ........, October 20th is a time to acknowledge the tremendous contributions of women in shaping and educating the generations of beloved students.

In every field, women of Primary School ........ carry forward the beautiful traditions of Vietnamese women, showing themselves to be dynamic, capable of managing both work and home, and excelling in the era of integration. Together with the enthusiastic spirit of the women’s competition across the country, with the agreement from the school’s executive board and the union’s central committee, the women’s union at Primary School ........ is organizing this seminar in celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Vietnam Women’s Union: October 20th, 1930 - October 20th, 20....

We are honored to have the following distinguished guests here with us today:

- Delegate: ....................................................

- Additionally, we are pleased to have all the union members present today – Let us warmly welcome them.

During today’s seminar, let us take a moment to reflect on the historical significance of October 20th, 1930 – the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union. I now invite comrade ............, the union chairperson of the school, to present the historical context of this important date.

We are honored to invite comrade.

2. Historical Significance of the Vietnam Women’s Union Founding Day on October 20th:

Dear delegates,

Dear women,

Vietnamese women have always embodied noble qualities as bestowed by President Ho Chi Minh: “Heroic – Indomitable – Loyal – Capable.” In any role or position, women have demonstrated strength, skill, and resilience. History has recognized the immense contributions of Vietnamese women, from the heroic struggles of the Trưng Sisters and Triệu Thị Trinh in ancient times to the participation of countless women in our wars to protect national sovereignty. In the present day, women continue to rise, demonstrating creativity and energy in all areas of life, while also upholding their roles in family and society.

October 20th each year is celebrated as Vietnam Women’s Day, a recognition of the qualities that have earned Vietnamese women the 8-character honor: “Heroic, Indomitable, Loyal, Capable.”

Today, in the joyful atmosphere of our female comrades, let us revisit the historical importance of October 20th – the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union.

Dear comrades, Vietnam’s history is one of struggle and resilience. Women have always played a crucial role in shaping our nation. From the early days of resistance against foreign invaders, Vietnamese women have been warriors, workers, and cultural bearers, preserving and nurturing the nation’s values. The socio-economic challenges of our country have only strengthened their determination.

Under colonial and feudal regimes, women were oppressed, exploited, and subjected to great injustices, yet they continuously advocated for their liberation and joined the revolutionary struggle. As early as the French resistance, women took part in the Cần Vương and Đông Kinh Nghĩa Thục movements, and many women were involved in the precursor organizations of the Communist Party of Vietnam.

From 1927 onwards, various organizations began to form that attracted women’s participation, such as the Red Union, the Agricultural Union, and professional training groups.

On October 20th, 1930, the Vietnam Women’s Union was officially founded, marking a historical event that deeply reflects the Party’s stance on the vital role of women in the revolution and in the national liberation struggle.

From that point, Vietnam has designated October 20th as National Women’s Day to honor the contribution of Vietnamese women to the nation’s development and liberation.

3. Advocacy:

We have just revisited the history and significance of October 20th. Now, I would like to discuss a pressing issue that requires our attention in today’s society.

As we transition into the era of industrialization and modernization, while benefiting from numerous opportunities, Vietnamese women also face the challenges posed by the market economy and the adverse effects of global integration. Thus, the preservation of traditional virtues of Vietnamese women has become increasingly difficult. Some of the traditional qualities that have long been cherished are now fading, impacting both the customs of our people and the moral integrity of women. This makes it essential in our modern society that women uphold virtues such as “Confidence – Dignity – Loyalty – Capability.”

So why did the Vietnam Women’s Union select these four virtues to promote and encourage all women to learn and practice?

Answer:

Throughout our nation’s history, the people of Vietnam have developed a set of beautiful virtues based on unity, courage, and perseverance. These qualities are essential for survival, victory, and progress. As women have taken on the role of nurturing the next generation and maintaining the home, they have contributed significantly to preserving and passing on the ethical standards of the nation. These silent contributions have shaped the values of Vietnamese women, including patriotism, heroism, and selflessness.

The pursuit of these virtues is a part of the broader strategy to build and develop the people of Vietnam in line with the spirit of the 8th Central Committee Resolution on developing a modern Vietnamese culture, rich in national identity. This is an essential task supported by the entire political system, with the Vietnam Women’s Union playing a key role in implementation.

After careful research and consultation with experts and the public, the Central Executive Committee of the Vietnam Women’s Union decided to focus on promoting the virtues of “Confidence – Dignity – Loyalty – Capability” across all women’s unions.

4. Speech Contributions

Thank you, comrade.

Dear delegates, dear union members,

As a successful woman in both career and life, please share with us how you balance your responsibilities at work and at home. Today, let’s listen to a representative from the Union, Comrade ………, who will share their thoughts. Please, comrade, take the floor.

*Comrade ……. delivers the speech.

We thank comrade for the heartfelt contributions. All the female union members gratefully accept your insights.

5. Comments from Male Delegates:

Dear delegates, we have often celebrated the beauty, intelligence, and courage of our women throughout this program. But to achieve all of this, it is the unwavering support of our husbands who stand beside them. Today, we are pleased to welcome male delegates from our school, who have supported the women in overcoming all challenges while balancing work and home responsibilities. I now invite Mr. ...... to represent the male delegates and share their thoughts with us.

- Please, Mr. .......

*Comrade ........ delivers the speech.

On behalf of the organizing committee, we thank you for your valuable insights. To express our gratitude, I, as a representative of the women, acknowledge and appreciate the contributions of our male colleagues.

7. Closing Remarks:

Thank you for your comments, dear colleagues.

Dear delegates,

The celebration of October 20th is a time to reflect on the beautiful traditions passed down by previous generations. During today’s seminar, we have heard many guiding remarks from our distinguished guests. On behalf of the union, I sincerely accept these and will incorporate them into our future actions. With that, today’s seminar comes to a close. I wish all school leaders, delegates, and female staff health, happiness, and success. Thank you!

I. Introduction and Speaker Introductions

Distinguished guests, respected teachers, and staff!

As the bright rays of the scorching summer sun begin to fade, giving way to the refreshing winds of autumn, we are enveloped in the cool breeze and the sweet fragrance of blooming flowers. The soft melodies of songs resonate like honey in the ears of mothers and teachers. And most importantly, the image of a grandmother, a mother, or a teacher stands before us, embodying grace and beauty. Could it be that autumn is truly the season of “October flowers”? Indeed, the faces of those around us seem to glow more radiantly, holding the most beautiful bouquets as tokens of love for the women they hold dear. For the female teachers and staff of XX School, October 20th is an occasion to acknowledge the significant contributions of women in shaping and educating the beloved students.

No matter the field or position, the women at XX School proudly carry forward the noble traditions of Vietnamese women, embodying the dynamic, capable role of women who manage both family and career in this era of integration. Inspired by the collective spirit of women across the nation, and with the approval of [organization], we are gathered here today for this seminar to commemorate the XXth anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union on October 20, 1930. We are honored to be joined by distinguished guests, and we would like to introduce them: (Introduction of guests)

II. Presentation of the Seminar Program

The seminar program for the commemoration of the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union on October 20th is as follows: (Schedule of the ceremony)

1. Introduction and speaker introductions
2. Review of the seminar program
3. Reflection on the historical significance of Vietnam Women’s Union Day, October 20th
4. Report on the results of the competition to celebrate Vietnam Women’s Union Day
5. Speeches and flower presentations to the women
6. Democratic flower picking
7. Closing remarks

III. Historical Significance of the Founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union on October 20th

Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen!

Today, during this seminar, let us once again reflect on the historic moment that took place XX years ago – the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union on October 20, 1930. I now invite Comrade XX to share the historical significance of October 20th.

We warmly invite Comrade XX to speak.

Thank you, Comrade XX!

We have just revisited the history and significance of October 20th.

Indeed, no matter where they are, no matter their position, women continue to show their strength, asserting their place, role, and potential. Over the years, despite many challenges, the women of XX School have persevered and excelled in their tasks. During this time, our female staff has joined with women across Vietnam in their enthusiasm and determination to celebrate the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union on October 20th.

IV. Report on the Results of the October 20th Competition

At today’s seminar, we will hear Comrade XX report on the results of the competition celebrating the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union on October 20th. We now invite Comrade XX to present.

We have just heard Comrade XX’s report on the results of the competition. With the remarkable achievements of the women, it’s clear that their dedication and effort have truly shone through. Let’s all give a round of applause to honor their accomplishments!

Thank you, and we sincerely appreciate your contributions.

V. Remarks and Speeches

Dear colleagues!

From the beginning of the program, we have celebrated the beauty, intelligence, and courage of the women among us. Yet, achieving all this would not be possible without the unwavering support of our male colleagues, who stand by us through thick and thin. Today, the female staff is thrilled to welcome our male colleagues from the school’s faculty—an invaluable group who have supported us over the years to overcome difficulties and fulfill our roles as both professionals and caregivers.

We now invite Comrade XX, a representative of the male staff, to share a few words with us. Please join me in welcoming Comrade XX.

We have just heard the heartfelt words of Comrade XX. On behalf of the female staff, I sincerely thank you, Comrade.

It is an honor today to be joined by Comrade XX (leader). As an experienced educator and a former female staff member, we are privileged to hear a few words from Comrade XX. Please welcome Comrade XX to share with us.

On behalf of the organizing committee, we would like to express our gratitude for the insightful words from Comrade XX. We wish you good health, success, and happiness. (Introduction of upcoming speeches)

Flower Presentation: We now invite Comrade XX to represent the male staff and present flowers to the women in celebration of the Vietnam Women’s Union Day on October 20th.

VI - Democratic Flower Picking

Today, the organizing committee has prepared a flower tree with many blossoms, each representing a unique and interesting question. We invite all the distinguished guests and particularly the female staff to come up and select a question to uncover the hidden prizes from the committee. Please note, if a question cannot be answered, you’ll need to sing a song to add joy to the event. (Ask the questions)

VII. Closing Remarks

Dear colleagues!

The celebration of October 20th is an opportunity to reflect on the rich traditions passed down by generations before us. Today’s seminar has allowed us to hear many valuable insights from the speakers. As we conclude today’s seminar, we would like to extend our best wishes for health, happiness, and success to all the distinguished guests and female staff.

Thank you all!

I. Welcome Performance

To add more energy and excitement to today’s October 20th celebration, we invite all the distinguished guests and faculty members to enjoy a series of performances by the talented teachers of XX School:

The opening performance will be the song: ………………………performed by ……………. (Introduce the various performances one by one). The song ... brings the artistic segment of our celebration to a close.

II. October 20th Celebration Program

- Flag Raising Ceremony…..

- Esteemed delegates!
- Distinguished teachers, sisters, and students! Honored colleagues!

In the spirit of celebrating October 20th, the 84th anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union, and joining in the joy and pride of women across the country, today, the XX School Trade Union is hosting a grand celebration of the XXth anniversary of the Vietnam Women’s Union (October 20, 1930 - October 20, 201X). It is our great honor to welcome the following distinguished guests: (Introduction of guests)

Throughout history, Vietnamese women have always exemplified the noble qualities described by President Ho Chi Minh: “Heroic – Unyielding – Loyal – Capable.” No matter their role or position, women have consistently showcased their strength, resilience, and skill. They have fought bravely against invaders, worked tirelessly and creatively, preserved national traditions, and raised generations of national heroes. October 20th each year has been designated as Vietnam Women’s Day to honor the contributions of Vietnamese women.

At today’s event, let us once again reflect on the history and significance of Vietnam Women’s Day, October 20th, and highlight some of the remarkable achievements of women over the past XX years. I now invite Comrade XX to share the significance of this day with us.

III. Seminar and Cultural Exchange

Honored guests!
Respected teachers, sisters, and students! Distinguished colleagues!

Earlier, we revisited the history and meaning of October 20th. Indeed, no matter where or in what capacity, women have always proven their strengths, solidifying their roles and potential. Despite the challenges faced over the years, the female faculty at XX School has continued to strive and overcome obstacles, achieving remarkable success. Many have earned titles such as ... At today’s seminar, let us hear from a colleague who, despite facing many personal difficulties, has excelled in all duties and has been recognized year after year for their achievements. We now invite Comrade ... to share their thoughts. Please, Comrade.

Distinguished colleagues! Since the beginning of the program, we’ve celebrated the beauty, intellect, and strength of women. However, achieving all these things would not be possible without the support of the male colleagues who have stood by us. Today, the female faculty is delighted to welcome the male faculty members of our school—those who have supported us over the years to overcome challenges, fulfilling both their professional duties and their roles as husbands and fathers. We now invite Teacher XX, representing the male faculty, to share some words and even sing a song for the women. Please, Teacher.

IV. Closing Remarks:

Esteemed delegates!
Respected teachers, sisters, and students! Distinguished colleagues! After a period of productive work, characterized by unity and camaraderie, today’s seminar celebrating the XXth anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union has been a great success. On behalf of the organizing committee, I sincerely thank all the members of the Trade Union for their participation. Once again, I wish you all good health, happiness, and a joyful October 20th celebration.

Thank you all!

I. Purpose and Introduction of Guests

Esteemed delegates, teachers, and faculty members!

Born in a country with a rich agricultural civilization, rooted in rice cultivation and handicrafts, Vietnamese women have become the backbone of the workforce. Moreover, our nation has often been invaded, and poverty has been widespread. From these circumstances, Vietnamese women have developed a unique identity: they are warriors who fought against foreign invaders with unwavering courage; diligent, creative, and intelligent workers; keepers of our cultural heritage; and nurturing mothers who gave birth to generations of heroes.

Under feudalism and imperial rule, women were among the most oppressed, exploited, and unjustly treated groups, leading them to strongly desire liberation and support the revolutionary cause. Women were active participants in the struggle against French and American colonial forces, as well as in productive labor.

Our beloved President Ho Chi Minh once said: “The beautiful and prosperous land of Vietnam is embroidered and beautified by both young and old Vietnamese women.” During the fight for independence, in the two wars against France and America, and in the process of building and renewing the nation, Vietnamese women have made outstanding contributions. President Ho Chi Minh awarded them the golden words: “Heroic, unyielding, loyal, capable.”

At XX School, the female staff has also worked hard to balance teaching with maintaining happy family lives (Excellence at work and at home). With the permission of ... today, the Women’s Committee has organized this seminar and cultural exchange to celebrate the XXth anniversary of the founding of the Vietnam Women’s Union (October 20, 1930 - October 20, 20XX).

The seminar will be attended by: (Introduction of guests).

II. Opening Remarks

To begin, we invite Comrade XX to deliver the opening speech.
Next, Comrade XX will review the achievements of Vietnamese women over the past XX years.
The guests will share their thoughts, offer congratulations, and present beautiful bouquets to all the women in our school.

Esteemed delegates, dear colleagues!

Let us all believe that, with the tradition of “heroic, unyielding, loyal, capable,” Vietnamese women will continue to build upon the legacy of those who came before us, helping to strengthen the movement and live up to the dignity of a nation with a history of over 4,000 years of struggle for independence and self-defense. Let us wholeheartedly celebrate the enduring heroism of the women of Vietnam in general and our colleagues at XX School in particular.

III. Women’s Committee Report

The Women’s Committee will now report on the progress made in fulfilling its duties.

IV. Cultural Performances

Next, we will enjoy a series of remarkable performances, a heartfelt gift of spirit and beautiful emotions dedicated to all the women on this significant occasion. (Introduction of performances)

V. Closing Remarks

Esteemed colleagues!

The October 20th celebration is an opportunity for us to reflect on the admirable traditions passed down by generations before us. During this seminar, we’ve heard valuable feedback and guidance from our distinguished guests. As we conclude today’s seminar, we wish the school leadership, delegates, and female faculty members good health, happiness, and success.

Thank you all!