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Vietnam to launch Reading Culture Day to promote national growth in new era

The annual event aims at encouraging and developing reading habits within the community and society.

THE HANOI TIMES — The fourth Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day in 2025, the nationwide event, will run from April 15 to May 2, 2025, with the theme "Reading Culture - Connecting the Community" focusing on the importance of books in national growth, knowledge enrichment, and innovation.

Children's painting contest celebrates Book Day and Reading Culture Celebration 2024 at Hanoi Book Street. Photos: Hanoi Book Street

In Ho Chi Minh City, the opening ceremony for Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day 2025 will be held on April 17. Meanwhile, Hanoi will host the celebration from April 18 to 20 with the theme "Books Expand the World of Thinking" featuring a wide range of activities, including a children's painting contest, talk shows, and a book fair, mainly in Hanoi Book Street in Hai Ba Trung Street, Hoan Kiem District .

The event will carry the messages "Entering the Era of National Growth with Books" and "Reading - Enriching Knowledge, Nurturing Aspirations, Fostering Innovation and Creativity", highlighting the role of books in fostering a thriving and informed society, where reading is essential for both individual development and collective progress.

The Books and Reading Culture Week 2025 will coincide with the country's major holidays and political agendas, highlighting the value of books in preserving culture, developing knowledge, and fostering creativity. The event will feature a variety of activities, including book launches, storytelling sessions, book-related art exhibitions, and discussions on reading culture.

Visitors eagerly respond to the annual reading culture day at the Hanoi Book Street in Hai Ba Trung District. 

There will be the integration of digital platforms Zoom and Google Meet for book discussions that allows virtual communities to connect, share, and explore literature. This digital approach will bridge the gap between traditional reading habits and modern technological advances, making books more accessible to a wider audience.

The event will also honor individuals and organizations contributing to the growth of Vietnam’s reading culture, including book creators, publishers, librarians, and others working to preserve and promote books. Local communities will be encouraged to participate in activities such as book exchanges, book discussions, and creative workshops to celebrate and explore the world of literature.

 Vietnam Book and Reading Culture Day 2025 aims to strengthen the role of books as a tool  for personal and national growth. By promoting reading, the event seeks to inspire future generations to embrace knowledge, creativity, and critical thinking, ultimately supporting the country’s continued development in a rapidly changing world.

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