Spring Book Street honours reading culture
A Spring Book Street programme kicked off in Hanoi on January 24, bringing a special space to serve the community.
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| Delegates learn about traditional printing techniques at Spring Book Street. (Photo: NDO) |
This year, Spring Book Street, themed "Technology Tet - Shining Intelligence" will feature the appearance and performance of calligraphy writing by Universal Robots (UR). The elegant, delicate strokes on red paper programmed and written by Robots at the Opening Ceremony of Spring Book Street will be a surprising and interesting performance, affirming the development of science and technology and reading culture.
The programme is coordinated by the Organising Committee with SENIBOT - the exclusive unit providing solutions for applying UR Robot arms in the field of events and entertainment in Vietnam. Readers were extremely excited to interact and experience the calligraphy writing robot.
Speaking about the significance of Spring Book Street, the Permanent Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Hoan Kiem District Nguyen Quoc Hoan, said that in recent years, the publishing industry and reading culture in Vietnam have developed strongly. This shows that people's demand for reading is increasing and the role of books in social life is increasingly affirmed.
To create a favourable environment to encourage reading, from families to schools to society, Hoan Kiem District coordinates with the Hanoi Department of Information and Communications to organise the Spring Book Street every Tet festival at Hanoi Book Street.
The activities of the 2025 Spring Book Street with the theme "Technology Tet - Shining Intelligence" not only arouse the passion for reading in each person but also contribute to building a community that loves books and knowledge.
In addition, the organisers have opened mini-games on the Hanoi Book Street fan page on this occasion.
Book publishers and distributors are also holding different activities on their own and offering promotions to attract readers.
(NDO)
