PICTURES ABOUT BINH DINH
A visit to Han Mac Tu Poet’s hermitage
14:42', 27/3/ 2007 (GMT+7)

Han Mac Tu

Han Mac Tu is commonly well-known as a talented but miserable poet. His poems emerged in Vietnamese poetry during 1920s-1930s as sobbing heart-breaking voices of a young soul who was suffering leprosy, an incurable disease at that time.

His inner voices have stirred millions of hearts and have been respected by many Vietnamese people. His part of life and poetical career in Quy Nhon City still leave traces that arouse commiseration of all people who hear about him.

 

 

The room at Quy Hoa Leprosy Hospital where Han Mac Tu stayed during his  treatment time.

 

The bed where Han Mac Tu writhed in pain, writing poems and drawing his last breath on 11st November 1940  at his age of 28.

 

The first tomb of Han Mac Tu in Quy Hoa.

 

The road leads to reintered tomb of Han Mac Tu on Ghenh Rang Hill (Thi Nhan Hill), Quy Nhon City.

 

Han Mac Tu  tomb on Thi Nhan Hill.

 

Many tourists pass Han Mac Tu tomb and buy  souvenirs during their visits to Quy Nhon City.

 

  • Photograph by Van Luu

  • Translated by Hong Ha

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