HCM City holds book fair to celebrate Teachers’ Day

A book fair in celebration of Vietnamese Teachers Day was opened on Wednesday on Nguyễn Văn Bình Book Street in HCM City’s District 1.

Trần Dần’s novel to be introduced at Book Fair Frankfurt

South Korean Literary (KL) Management will introduce and popularise the Vietnamese novel Những Ngã Tư Và Những Cột Đèn (Crossroads and Lamposts) at Book Fair Frankfurt in October, according to Nhã Nam Publishing House.

Vietnamese version of The Art of Annam to be launched

The launch event and round-table discussion on the book L’Art de l’Annam (The Art of Annam) by French author Henri Gourdon will be held next Tuesday.

Well-known writer Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt to come to Hà Nội

Well-known writer Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt to come to Hà Nội

Best quotes from Shakespeare’s works on display in Hà Nội

Some of Shakespeare’s most famous written lines are on display in an exhibition in Hà Nội until October 15.

History books for young readers

Vietnamese readers, particularly youth, will have more opportunities this summer to learn more about the country’s history after the release of new books.

 

Parisian women’s guidebook published in VN

An entertaining book was penned by a group of four longtime friends, stunning and accomplished French women, who share their wisdom of the salon, bistro and boudoir according to love, style, and bad habits.

Photo journal reveals life of Gia Rai ethnic group Although fifty five years have passed since renowned French anthropologist Jacques Dournes took pictures of the Gia Rai (Jrai) ethnic group in the Central Highlands, the author and his precious photos have not been forgotten.

Readers rejoice on City's pedestrian-only book street The HCM City Book Street has opened at Nguyen Van Binh Street in District 1, offering a series of activities promoting reading culture for local people and foreign visitors.

Nguyen Du exalted, centuries later One of the most famous phrases in Nguyen Du's poetry was his question, "In 300 years time, who's going to cry for To Nhu (one of his pen names)?"