1. When did you start collaborating with Heritage?

I can’t remember exactly, but I think it was around 2008, when Heritage turned 15 – an age brimming with youthful vitality. Prior to that, I already had a special affection for this beautiful and elegant magazine. Every time I boarded a Vietnam Airlines flight, I would seek it out to read and bring home a copy or two. I was delighted by the opportunity to collaborate with Heritage. I still remember the elation I felt when my first article was published in Heritage. My articles began to appear more frequently, and I became a regular contributor to the magazine. In 2013, on the 20th anniversary of Heritage’s establishment, I was invited to attend and participate in a brief talk show along with some other researchers and journalists. Now, Heritage has reached its 30th anniversary. I’m so fortunate to have maintained my bond with this magazine, like a steadfast friend!

3. As a seasoned content advisor and prolific author, what message do you want to convey to Heritage’s readers through your works?

Traditional cultural heritage is extremely precious, and a source of national strength. It needs to be understood, appreciated, and preserved. Each generation must continually nurture and creatively innovate our culture. Only then can a country’s civilization progress, and its people’s spiritual life gradually improve. In my opinion, the magazine’s choice of the name Heritage is excellent and lovely. The name itself holds a wonderful message. I hope that every reader can feel the eternal strength and beauty of Vietnam’s cultural heritage when they hold the magazine in their hands.

4. What aspects of Heritage impress you as a reader?

Heritage is a beautiful and luxurious magazine. It has captivating images, and concise content that is simple to read and remember. However, most importantly, true to its name, this is a magazine that conveys messages on the cultural heritage of Vietnam in a unique, distinctive, and accessible way.