Journalist Nguyen Van Vinh

Who is Journalist Nguyen Van Vinh?
Journalist and writer Nguyen Van Vinh is considered "the father of journalism. He uses a number of other pseudonyms to write newspapers such as: Tan Nam Tu, Tong Gia, Quan Thanh, Lang Gia, Mui Tet Tu, Dao Thi, etc. Loan,... He was also involved in a number of other fields such as working as a translator and a politician in Vietnam in the early 20th century. Journalist Nguyen Van Vinh was the first Vietnamese to join the French Human Rights Association. in 1906.
When the politician Phan Chu Trinh and the patriotic students and teachers of the Eastern movement Kinh Nghia Thu was arrested, journalist Nguyen Van Vinh and four Frenchmen signed a petition demanding the release of Phan Chu Trinh.
In 1908, journalist Nguyen Van Vinh applied to join the French-language Notre Journal. In 1909, he asked to publish Notre Revue (Our Magazine) in French.
In 1913, journalist Nguyen Van Vinh returned to work as Editor-in-Chief at the weekly newspaper Indochina magazine, in Hanoi. After that, he was elected to the Tonkin Advisory Council (later changed to the House of Representatives). In 1914, he took on the position of Editor-in-Chief of Trung Bac Tan Van newspaper founded by Schneider.
In 1927, he together with E. Vayrac established the bookcase of Western and Western thought (La pensée de l'Occident), then organized the printing and distribution of the titles he translated. In 1929, he was elected to the Indochina Economic and Financial Council.
In 1931, journalist Nguyen Van Vinh founded the newspaper "L'Annam Nouveau" (New South Country) printed in French, in order to defend the doctrine of Trucism that he proposed. In 1936, the newspaper "L'Annam Nouveau" won the GRAND PRIX prize at the Colonial Press Fair held in Paris.
Journalist Nguyen Van Vinh died on 02/03. May 1936, because of malaria and dysentery. His body was brought to Hanoi by Freemasonry for the funeral from May 6-8, 1936. At the funeral, a large number of the press of all three periods came to see him off under the words: "The Book of Visiting the Ancestor of Journalism".
Works:

• Contemplating your own disability (Indochina magazine from the 6th issue)
• Department of making people (Indochina magazine from issue 48)
• Reform the way of ruling the commune people (Indochina magazine from issue 61)
• Thanks to women (Indochina) magazine from issue 5)
• Huong Son journey (Journey to visit Huong pagoda, published in Indochina magazine from issue 41 to 45)
• One month with gold prospectors (unfinished).
• Translation from French to Vietnamese
• Mai nuong Le Cot (Manon Lescaut), a novel by Abbé Prévost.
• The Les Misérables, novel by Victor Hugo.
• La peau de chagrin, novel by Honoré de Balzac.
• Guy-li-ve Les voyages de Gulliver, a story by Jonathan Swift.
• Tales of famous people n Greece and Rome (Les vies parallèles des hommes illustrés de la Grèce et de Rome) by Plutarque.
• Rabelais by Emile Vayrac.
• Le parfum des humanités flowers) by Emile Vayrac.
• The Three Musketeers (Les trois mouquetaires), a novel by Alexandre Dumas.
• Les aventures de Télémaque), a story by Fénélon.
• Four plays by Molière: Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, Le misanthrope, Le malade imaginaire, Lao Ha L'avare.
• Turcaret, Lesage's play.
• Gil Blax of Santillan (Gil Blas de Santillane), Lesage's novel.
• There are also translated articles on: Ethics (started in Indochina magazine from issue 15) and summary philosophy (published in Indochina magazine from issue 28).
• Fables of La Fontaine (Fables de La Fontaine)
• Children's Tales of Perrault (Les contes de Charles Perrault).

When he was young, because his family was poor and he had many children, he was not allowed to go to school. At the age of 8, he had to pull a fan at school to help support his family. While pulling the fan, he was studying. Nguyen Van Vinh can speak and write French quite fluently. In 1893, Rector D'Argence agreed to take the graduation exam when the class completed the interpreter's apprenticeship class at the legation.
In 1987, Nguyen Van Vinh, he was assigned to Hai Phong, where he could communicate daily with sailors of French and British ships. , Hoa... so he learned more Chinese and English to facilitate his daily work. After 3 months, he was able to translate these two languages ​​enough for the team of French experts to work.
From 1897-1905, he moved to Hai Phong Embassy and Bac Ninh (including Bac Giang). While working in Hai Phong, he worked as a collaborator for Courrier d'Hai Phong (Hai Phong Mail) and Tribune Indochinoise (Indochina Forum). Bac Giang Province then included Bac Ninh.

He was born into a poor family with 7 children, two boys and five girls, he was the eldest.
At the age of 18, he married his first wife, Mrs. Dinh Thi Tinh in 1900. Ms. Dinh Thi Tinh gave birth to 11 children, Nguyen Hai, Nguyen Giang, Nguyen Thi Loan, Nguyen Thi Noi, Nguyen Thi Van, Nguyen Duong, Nguyen Pho, Nguyen Ky, Nguyen Thi Muoi, Nguyen Duc, Nguyen Ho.
People The second wife, Mrs. Phan Thi Luu, was born: Nguyen Nhuoc Phap and Nguyen Van Thien.
And Mrs. Suzanne was born: Alexandre Nguyen Hien, Maximilien Nguyen Phung (1921-1997), Nguyen Thi Thu Huong .

Girl friend/ wife/ darling Journalist Nguyen Van Vinh là ai?
Nguyen Nhuoc Phap is his son.

How tall is Journalist Nguyen Van Vinh? What Nguyen Van Vinh's weight?
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When was Journalist Nguyen Van Vinh born?
Nguyen Van Vinh was born in 15-6-1882, death year is 1936, at the age of 54.
Where is Journalist Nguyen Van Vinh's birth place, what is Zodiac/Chinese Zodiac?
Nguyen Van Vinh was born in Ha Noi, of Vietnam. Mr working and living in Savannakhet, of laos. Mr, whose Zodiac is Gemini, and who Chinese Zodiac is The Horse. Nguyen Van Vinh's global rank is 55237 and whose rank is 238 in list of famous Journalist.