'Amorous' military writers

On the afternoon of December 7, in Ho Chi Minh City, there was a meeting to launch the memoir collection Imprints of Life , the political book Discussions and Thoughts - a perspective from reality by Lieutenant General Luu Phuoc Luong, along with the epic poem National Spirit and the poetry collection Cold Moon by Colonel - writer Tran The Tuyen.

At the meeting, many writers and journalists said that the memoir "Imprints of Life" by Lieutenant General Luu Phuoc Luong, which tells about his revolutionary growth, fighting and returning to everyday life, associated with the country's history, is "full of literature". Interestingly, this work was written by Lieutenant General Luu Phuoc Luong himself. Answering the question of why he did not retell his life story and asked a professional writer and journalist to write it, the Lieutenant General said that all the events in the book were events that left a strong impression on his life and he rewrote them in chronological order. Writer Tram Huong said that she was especially moved when she "met again" the characters she knew and wrote about in this book from different angles and stories she read for the first time.

Colonel - poet Tran The Tuyen admitted that at the age of seventy, he is "still passionate" - emotional towards people and life. That is why his poetry collection is called Cold Moon but full of human warmth. He is also always concerned with paying tribute to the heroic martyrs, those who " Faced themselves to become the land of the Fatherland/Souls flew up to become the spirit of the nation " (poem by Tran The Tuyen).