Exhibition of Ho Chi Minh's poetry through Han Nom calligraphy

To celebrate the 118th anniversary of Uncle Ho's birthday, over 3 days of May 19, 20, 21, 2008, the Calligraphy Club, Faculty of Literature organized a calligraphy exhibition with the theme: "Ho Chi Minh's poetry through Han Nom calligraphy". The exhibition displayed Han Nom calligraphy by members of the Calligraphy Club, imitating the spirit of famous Chinese poems in Uncle Ho's "Prison Diary" such as: Mo, Tao giai, Canh chieu hom...; sayings summarizing President Ho's optimistic outlook on life, love of nature, and humanity...

During the opening ceremony of the exhibition on the morning of May 19, 2008, students also had the opportunity to meet, exchange and discuss calligraphy with experts representing the UNESCO Hanoi Calligraphy Club and the Guangdong Calligraphy Club (China).

The exhibition is a meaningful activity to help students understand more about the art of Vietnamese calligraphy, and at the same time feel more deeply the beauty of Uncle Ho's thoughts through his poems.