Lao culture in the novel "Plains of jars" by Trinh Thanh Phong
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https://doi.org/10.51453/2354-1431/2018/194Keywords:
Trinh Thanh Phong's novel; Chum field land; Lao cultural imprintAbstract
Trinh Thanh Phong is one of the typical writers of prose in Tuyen Quang. At the age of sixty five, he has not only contributed much good writing such as novels, poems and stories, for Tuyen Quang literature in particular and Vietnamese literature in general, but also has won awards abroad. “Land at Plains of Jars” is a novel which got Dong Duong Award in the Mekong River Literature Prizes. These were the friendship prizes among Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia awarded in Phnom Penh city in 2008. This paper addresses issues concerning the cachet of Laos culture (especially in friendship between Laos and Vietnam), base on the novel “Plains of Jars”..
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1. Trinh Thanh Phong (2014), Childhood Days, Long story, Kim Dong Publishing House.
2. Trinh Thanh Phong (2007), Plains of Jars, Novel, Writers Association Publishing House.
3. Nguyen Van Thuyet (2009), Reading Novel Plains of Jars by Trinh Thanh Phong, some feelings, Tan Trao Newspaper , Edition No. 49 - 1st Period in May 2009.
4. Tran Huy Van (2013), Plains of Jars - The love song about Vietnam-Laos Battle, Tuyen Quang Literature in Innovation Period (1986 - 2006) - Works and Comments, Thai Nguyen University Publishing House.
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