Vietnamese Literature

To mark the international conference introducing Vietnamese literature to the world (January 5-10), Tuoi Tre Cuoi Tuan reviews the impact Vietnamese literature is making internationally. From the left: writers Phan Thi Vang Anh, Le Minh Khue, Ho Anh Thai and Nguyen Huy Thiep at the Gothenburg International Book Fair in Sweden 2003. In...

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Fourth Singer’s Day to be held in Quy Nhon; Promoting cooperation in translating Vietnamese literature; Hung Kings feted in Phu Tho; More foreign artists to attend Festival Hue 2010    Fourth Singer’s Day to be held in Quy Nhon More than 200 singers will attend “Singer’s Day”, the biggest annual...

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VnnNews - The second international conference on Vietnamese literature to the world opened at the My Dinh National Convention Centre in Hanoi on January 5.The event attracted the participation of 150 representatives from 30 countries and more than 200 domestic and foreign writers, translators and journalists.Addressing the conference, Deputy...

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The 5-day conference starts January 5, 2010 and will welcome 300 delegates from 32 countries and territories. The conference hopes to pave the way for Vietnamese books to enter the world market. Translator Ngo Tu Lap.Writers and literary translators hang high hopes on this event. At a December 15 press conference, the Vietnam Writers’...

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VnnNews - Foreign works of literature, translated into Vietnamese, have become hot reads in the last few years, yet few Vietnamese works are read overseas.  Korean students Choi Dae Hoon and Jung Hyun Woo look for Vietnamese literature works in Fahasa bookstore. VnnNews - Foreign works of literature, translated into Vietnamese, have become...

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