Both in the conference hall and on the training grounds, generations of writers, poets, critics, and collaborators of “House No. 4” experienced breathtaking moments witnessing a powerful martial arts demonstration.
As part of the key activities leading up to the 70th anniversary of the Military Literature Magazine’s inaugural issue (January 1957 - January 2027), the seminar “70 Years of Military Literature: The Journey of Soldier-Writers,” co-organized by the Military Literature Magazine and the Special Forces Command, left a profound impression.
Both in the conference hall and on the training grounds, generations of writers, poets, critics, and collaborators of “House No. 4” experienced breathtaking moments witnessing a powerful martial arts demonstration.
The heroic atmosphere, elite strength, and iron will of the special forces soldiers not only elicited admiration from the audience but also sparked immense inspiration for the writers. It served as a vivid bridge connecting combat reality and literature, fueling the sense of responsibility of artists as they continue a 70-year tradition.
Writers and delegates move to the stadium to watch the performance.
Special forces soldiers execute a tactical rope descent along the wall.
Combatants demonstrate bravery and lightning-fast reflexes diving through a ring of fire.
Veteran writers watch the performance with deep emotion.
The powerful inspiration lingers in the hearts of writer-soldiers after the show.
Translated by DO HUONG