Bn Kia Bến Đỗ

The book provides a glimpse of the struggle of five women, coming from different backgrounds, trying to cope with the tumultuous years of violence in war-torn Vietnam, through the French colonization, Japanese occupation, and the breakup of the country. It depicts, to a certain extent, their traditional roles in upholding the social norm and value systems in a society that was at time on the verge of moral bankruptcy.

Bn Kia Bn nhc nh nhng ng gp ca ph n Vit qua nhiu nm lon lc, chin chinh, ca th k 20. Nhiu mu chuyn da trn bi cnh lch s ca giai on ny nhng khng thiu nhng cu chuyn c tnh d s tng c lu truyn trong dn gian m ti nay c l mai mt nhiu. Truyn c an dt qua nhiu giai thoi d khc d ci, ln nhng ngm ngi ng cay, lm khi ti nhc, qua cuc i ca 5 nhn vt n chnh tri qua thi Php thuc, thi Nht chim, ti giai on Vit Nam b chia ct.

c 'Bn Kia Bn ' thy ch thuc a y con ngi n gn b vc khnh kit o c ra sao, v ai kin tr lng l gn gi ging mi x hi.

c 'Bn Kia Bn ' nghe nhng giai thoi v cuc di c lch s t min Bc vo Nam nm 1954, k c nhng va chm do 'bt ng ngn ng!' ln nhng tnh t tnh Bc duyn Nam.

c 'Bn Kia Bn ' nghe nhng giai thoi ci cch x hi min Nam sau 1954, k c nhng cuc bu c, nhng o lut bo v 'thun phong m tc', phong tro ph n, v phong tro chng nn m ch.