Trần Đăng Khoa is a prominent Vietnamese poet, born on November 16, 1941, in Nam Định, Vietnam. He is known for his contributions to Vietnamese literature, particularly during the Vietnam War. His poetry often reflects themes of childhood, nature, and the struggles of war, resonating with both young and adult readers. Khoa gained recognition at a young age, publishing his first collection of poems when he was just 15. His work has been celebrated for its emotional depth and vivid imagery, making him a significant figure in contemporary Vietnamese poetry. He continues to inspire new generations of writers and readers in Vietnam.