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According to the Vietnam section of the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY), this is the first time in the award’s 70-year history that two Vietnamese candidates have been nominated—an important milestone for bringing Vietnamese children’s literature to an international audience.
Established by IBBY in 1953, the Hans Christian Andersen Award is presented every two years and is often described as the “Nobel Prize” of children’s literature.
[VOVWORLD] - Various cultural and entertainment activities are taking place nationwide to mark Vietnam's National Day (September 2).
[VOVWORLD] - Some voices echo long after they are gone, preserved in the art and words they leave behind. Such is the enduring legacy of late Azerbaijani filmmaker, actor, and writer Ajdar Ibrahimov (1919–1993). Sent to Vietnam between 1959 and 1962 to teach at the country's very first film school, Ibrahimov played an important role in laying the foundation for Vietnam’s revolutionary cinema. But his time there ignited more than just his passion for film.
[VOVWORLD] - An art exhibition opened on Wednesday at the Temple of Literature, a special national relic site in Hanoi, offering visitors a glimpse into the lives of scholars of the past and 950 inspiring stories of learning from across Vietnam.
