The seminar “70 Years of Military Literature: The Journey of Soldier-Writers” took place on October 1 in a solemn atmosphere, gathering numerous writers, researchers, and scholars both within and outside the military.
Overview of the seminar.
The event served as a meaningful occasion to look back at glorious traditions, express deep gratitude to veteran writers, and affirm the mature, steadfast strides of uniformed authors in the new era.
Opening the seminar, Senior Colonel and writer Editor-in-Chief of the Military Literature Magazine Phung Van Khai emphasized that the event was not merely about nostalgia, but also a reaffirmation of literature’s profound responsibility toward the Fatherland, the military, and the people.
Major General Nguyen Quoc Duan, Political Commissar of the Special Forces Command, delivers the welcoming speech at the seminar.
Sharing this perspective, Major General Nguyen Quoc Duan, Political Commissar of the Special Forces Command, highlighted the unique collaboration between the Military Literature Magazine and his brand. This special synergy opened up a dedicated perspective on the resilient, patriotic spirit of the special forces commandos - an endless source of inspiration for generations of military artists.
Featuring over 60 high-quality papers, the seminar painted a comprehensive picture of the magazine’s developmental trajectory and the literary heritage born from the legendary “House No. 4,” associated with prominent literary figures such as Nguyen Thi, Ho Phuong, Huu Thinh, Le Luu, and Chu Lai.
Senior Colonel and writer Phung Van Khai, Editor-in-Chief of the Military Literature Magazine, speaks at the seminar.
The discussions examined the enduring vitality of literature about soldiers, affirming their mettle, intellect, and aspiration for peace through every written page.
Over seven decades, Military Literature Magazine has nurtured a unique legacy, bridging professional traditions across generations, and remaining a trusted red address in the nation's literary landscape.
Translated by DO HUONG
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