The Lantern Festival Poetry Night is an opportunity for poets and poetry lovers in Hue to exchange and enjoy poetry.

Through the poems and stories told in the poetry night, the audience has the opportunity to learn more about the history, culture, and poetry of Hue as well as about the good customs and practices of the homeland and country. In addition, the Nguyen Tieu poetry night meets the needs of enjoying the art and culture of "poets" and poetry lovers of Hue. This is also a time for poets and poetry lovers to exchange, connect, and together rekindle their love of poetry.

The 2025 Spring Lantern Festival Poetry Night is also an opportunity for artists to use their talents to express gratitude to the Party on the occasion of the 95th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Vietnam, towards the 50th anniversary of national reunification, the 135th birthday of President Ho Chi Minh...

With the theme “The Fatherland flies up”, throughout the program, the artists of the Ancient Capital all aim to create with the hope of inspiring poetic creativity, so that poetry can arouse pride in the glorious history and the journey of the nation and homeland.

Opening the poetry night program with the poem “Nguyen Tieu” by President Ho Chi Minh, with an emotional voice, Meritorious Artist Phong Thuy brought to the audience the sound of spring with the bright beauty of faith and truth. Next, famous names in the poetry world of the Ancient Capital took turns reciting such as poet Ngan Thuong with “Pink January”, poet Trieu Nguyen Phong with “Thien Duong Vong Canh”, “Xuan nay anh co ve khong?” by poet Ha Thi, “Mau hoa ay” by poet Mai Van Hoan…

Meritorious Artist Phong Thuy recites "Nguyen Tieu" by President Ho

Through 23 poetry and music performances, the artists of the Ancient Capital brought the scent of spring, the colors of spring, and the love of spring to the listeners. The 2025 Nguyen Tieu Poetry Night ended with the poets' thanks and the expectation of a beautiful and creative new year for everyone, looking forward to a year that promises to see the creative literary and artistic activities of the Ancient Capital in general and the poetry movement in particular develop more and more strongly and widely.

Pham Phuoc Chau