Many rare book collections appear at Ho Chi Minh City Book Street

After 3 months of construction, on January 9, the Ho Chi Minh City Book Street located on Nguyen Van Binh Street (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City) will come into operation.

Participating in the book street are many publishing houses: Ho Chi Minh City General Publishing House, Culture - Literature, Tre, Kim Dong, Education, joint stock companies of books - distribution, private media companies... Also participating are units such as the General Library, Post Office, collectors of old books - rare books. 20 book stalls are designed on the roadside for readers to interact and buy books. Besides, there are 2 book cafes - meeting places with authors, children's playground, book display - exhibition area, old book trading - exchange area, collections of rare items.

In particular, the old book trading area has the participation of collectors: Hoang Viet Long, Pham Thu, Nguyen Huu Le (CEO of TMA Software Company), Ngan Ha... The book exchange corner for collectors will be equipped with a scanner at the General Library for customers who want to own restored copies of valuable, rare books, books that have expired copyright, books that cannot be reprinted... In addition, there is also a book exchange corner for children, primary and secondary school students. MT

Exchange with the author of "Vietnamese mothers teach their children to walk with the world". On January 9, at the Edenstar Hotel (District 1, Ho Chi Minh City), there will be an exchange with journalist Ho Thi Hai Au - author of the book "Vietnamese mothers teach their children to walk with the world". This is a book that answers the question: "How to raise children successfully?" for many parents today. The book is a sharing of a Vietnamese mother about the way of education to develop children physically, intellectually and spiritually. Thanks to the mother's scientific education, the author's daughter - 18-year-old girl La Ho Minh Khue won a scholarship to the prestigious Harvard University. The book is not simply an experience in raising children, but also a hope for a future generation better equipped to go out into the world. MT

Opening of the 22nd Fahasa bookstore in Ho Chi Minh City. Fahasa Company opened a bookstore at Emart Commercial Center (Go Vap), the 22nd bookstore in Ho Chi Minh City and the 80th bookstore nationwide. The bookstore is 300 square meters wide, with a total investment of 5 billion VND, with more than 50,000 copies of Vietnamese and foreign language books. On this occasion, the company gave 20 gifts (each worth 350,000 VND) to disadvantaged children in the locality and offered a 10% discount on book covers, and a 10-50% discount on stationery. After the Fahasa Go Vap bookstore, the company plans to open 4 more bookstores in Dong Nai, Quang Binh and Ho Chi Minh City, bringing the total number of bookstores to 84 in 35 provinces and cities. NL

According to Labor