| 词条 | Trần Vàng Sao |
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Tran Vang Sao (born Nguyễn Đính in 1942) is a Vietnamese poet. He was born in Huế, where he now lives. His father was killed by the French during the First Indochina War. During the Vietnam War, he was a contributor to the underground newspaper Thanh Niên Chống Mỹ [Youths against America] {{citation needed|date=May 2012}}. He joined the National Liberation Front in 1965, lived in areas under its control, broadcasting propaganda until 1969, when he was injured and removed to the north {{citation needed|date=May 2012}}. In spite of his allegiance to the Communist cause during the war—his pen name, "Vàng Sao", means "Yellow Star", a reference to the national flag—he has been blacklisted since 1972. He had been imprisoned {{when|date=May 2012}}, and his manuscripts have been confiscated {{when|date=May 2012}}. His poems have been translated into English and published in the journals American Poetry Review (Vol.28/No.1, Jan/Feb 1999) and The Literary Review (Winter 1999). External links
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