RURAL STORIES. Volume 1. Author: Tran Tieu. Narrator: Thai Hoang Phi

#TủSáchTinhHoa @TủSáchTinhHoa introduces: Novel (Tự Lực Văn Đoàn): "Village Stories". Volume 1 (Published in 1942) Author: Trần Tiêu Narrator: Thái Hoàng Phi Biography: Trần Tiêu (1900 - 1954) was a Vietnamese writer. He was the younger brother of Khái Hưng and a trusted collaborator of the Tự Lực Văn Đoàn. Trần Tiêu was born in Cổ Am commune, Vĩnh Bảo district, Hải Phòng. After graduating from high school, he opened a private school. Trần Tiêu had no intention of writing but, encouraged by Khái Hưng, entered the literary profession at the age of 36, and wrote several novels such as "The Buffalo" and "Husband and Children". After the August Revolution, Trần Tiêu wrote the novel "The Renewed Village of Cầm," reflecting the changes in Cổ Am village. Unlike Khái Hưng, Trần Tiêu followed the revolution, serving as a member of the People's Council of Cổ Am commune and participating in... He participated in the resistance against the French for a period. Later, due to a serious illness, Tran Tieu returned to Hai Phong for treatment and then taught privately at Bach Dang High School. He died in Hanoi in 1954; some sources say he died in Hai Phong. He was the father of Professor and People's Artist Tran Bang and the grandfather of actor and director Tran Luc. Works Tran Tieu specialized in writing about rural themes. His main works include: The Buffalo (novel) - Published in Ngay Nay newspaper from issue 140 on December 10, 1938, later printed as a book by Doi Nay Publishing House in 1940. Husband and Son (novel, 1941) The Year of Drought (short story collection, 1942) Behind the Bamboo Fence (short story collection, 1942) Rural Stories (short novel, 1942) - published by Luom Lua Vang Publishing House. Cham Village in Renovation (novel) (Novel) ------------------------------------------- Link to the complete "Husband and Children" series:    • CHỒNG CON - Trần Tiêu   Link to the complete "The Buffalo" series:    • CON TRÂU - Trần Tiêu