Viet Nam. Hữu Ngọc

French Culture in Việt Nam Today

       Franco-Vietnamese Karma

       “Asian Values” and “Family Values”

       Vietnamese Culture and Đổi Mới

       Việt Nam’s Confucian Heritage

       How to Translate “Văn Miếu”

       Confucius Set Free

       Filial Piety

       Confucian Scholar-Administrators

       Confucius and Machiavelli

       Confucian Contempt for Commerce and Finance

       Confucianism and the Vietnamese Revolution

       Revolutionary Confucian Scholars

       Confucian Scholars and Modernization

       Buddhism in Việt Nam

       The Layout of a Vietnamese Buddhist Pagoda

       The Buddhist Goddess of Mercy

       The Bearded Indian in Vietnamese Village Pagodas

       Mount Yên Tử: The Cradle of Vietnamese Zen

       Exemplary Vietnamese

       The Trưng Sisters (Hai Bà Trưng)

       Lady Triệu (Bà Triệu)

       Lý Thường Kiệt

       Chu Văn An: Spiritual Master

       Trần Hưng Đạo

       Nguyễn Trãi: Việt Nam’s Greatest Humanist?

       Lê Lợi and Lam Kinh, Capital of an Ancient Kingdom

       Quang Trung and His Unfulfilled Vision

       Ngô Thì Nhậm: A Confucian Scholar’s Difficult Choice

       Hoàng Diệu

       Trương Vĩnh Ký: A Controversial Figure

       Nguyễn Văn Vĩnh

       Nguyễn Thái Học: Hero of Thổ Tang Village

       Teachers at Private Schools in Huế

       Nguyễn Văn Huyên: My History Teacher

       Hồ Chí Minh and Western Cultural Values

       Vietnamese Literature: An Expression of the Nation’s Spirit

       Nguyễn Du and The Tale of Kiều: The Brigand and the Courtesan

       Nguyễn Trãi: One of Our Most Famous Poets

       Hồ Xuân Hương: Eroticism and Poetry

       Lê Quý Đôn

       Madame Thanh Quan

       Nguyễn Gia Thiều: Poet of Destiny and Sorrow

       Nguyễn Công Trứ: The Poet of Poverty and “The Solitary Pine”

       Cao Bá Quát: Việt Nam’s Rebel Poet

       Nguyễn Đình Chiểu: A Poet Blinded by Tears of Grief

       Nguyễn Khuyến

       Phạm Tất Đắc: His Incendiary Poem

       Romantic Literary Currents in the 1930s

       Tản Đà and Quang Dũng: Two Poets of the West Country

       Hàn Mặc Tử: Finding Poetry in Suffering

       Dương Quảng Hàm: The First Modern Literary History of Việt Nam

       Women Writers Give Vietnamese Literature Some Oooh La La

       Culture and the Arts

       Vietnamese Lacquer: All Tradition Is Change through Acculturation

       What do Vietnamese Water Puppets Say?

       Ancient Graphic Arts of Việt Nam

       Tradition and Revolution in Handicrafts

       Ca Trù: Classical Arias—An Ancient Art Threatened with Extinction

       Tuồng: Việt Nam’s Classical Opera

       Chèo: Popular Opera—An Art Unique to the Red River Delta

       Chèo and Cải Lương (Renovated Theater): Conversations with Tào Mạt and Bửu Tiến

       “Pre-War” Romantic Music Captures the Mood of an Era

       Nam Sơn: A Meeting of East and West

       The Four Pillars of Vietnamese Painting

       The Vietnamese Landscape and the Vietnamese Spirit

       Cao Bằng: Home of the Tày

       From the Bronze Age to Medieval Doctors of Humanities

       The North Country (Ancient Kinh Bắc)

       Hà Nội: City of the Soaring Dragon

       Old Hà Nội

       At the Palace of the Trịnh Lords

       The Cultivated Manners of Tràng An (Hà Nội)

       Tết in Old Hà Nội and Tết Couplets

       The East Country (Xứ Đông)

       The West Country (Xứ Đoài)

       The South Country (Sơn Nam)

       Đọi Tam: The Village of Drums

       Tày Hamlet in Bắc Sơn District

       Quảng Bình Province

       Nghệ An and Hà Tĩnh

       A Quick Visit to Cochin China

       Caodaism and Its Beginnings in Tây Ninh Province

       Poulo Condor (Côn Đảo)