Autobiography ‘Finding a Star’ is full of literature

The book “Finding a Star” is published by the Writers Guild Publishing House. The book consists of 3 parts. The first part “Growing up on the Ma River” tells about “Village Hoanh, my hometown”, “Childhood”, “Apprenticeship”, “Going to university”, “Wishing to go to war”, “Going to battle”. “. In the second part, “Hello mother and daughter, go to be human, the author tells the story “Walking along the Truong Son”, “Going to the Southeast region”, “The suburbs”, “That day, Tay Ninh…”, “Nostalgia for Sai” Gòn”. The third part “Things in the Past” talks about “Daily stories in Ban”, “Terms 49-53”. About Ha Nam”, “Ministry of Culture and Information, five years and one day”, “Ten years – A slice of time…”, “Simple joys”.

Sharing in the premiere of his autobiography, author Pham Quang Nghi said that in the process of living, walking, being exposed to, listening to and talking, he found many useful and memorable things. Therefore, he wants to tell many people to listen and reminisce about the journey he has gone through with so many memorable and remarkable things. These things were written by him in 650 pages of the book.

“The issues mentioned in the book are stories that I will never forget, from the time I started to realize, when I was a child following my mother to the field, sitting beside my mother’s burden, on one side was me, another on the other side. The other side is the division… The book stretches over time during nearly 70 years of my life, from the time I started to be rational until I retired, having less to worry about personal and communal work. The book is vast, from Truong Son to Truong Sa, from Ha Giang to Cape Ca Mau, places I have gone through in war, in peace – author Pham Quang Nghi shares.

Poet Nguyen Quang Thieu: “Author Pham Quang Nghi had a righteous and genuine dream and he went to find that dream, that star. And he has no regrets until now even though his life may experience joys and sorrows, loss, suffering and many tragedies in this life.

To a reader, thank you for bringing such a meaningful, literary book that opens up a world that I have never found in my heart, never opened, but read the book like I did. One key opens many things. It can be said that this book is like a writer, a historian, a person who has experienced everything and that is what makes the book thick and ideological.

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