"Vietnam Spring" by C.R. Das, translated by Shiny Ajit, explores Vietnam's historical and emotional landscape during and after the Vietnam War. The story is dedicated to freedom fighters, humanitarians, and children growing up in a changing world. It follows Damas, a solitary traveller, who visits the Vietnam War Museum and meets survivors, reflecting on the painful aftermath of war. The narrative highlights the resilience of the Vietnamese people, their fight against oppression, and the personal loss faced by soldiers like Tiang. It delves into Ho Chi Minh's leadership, the impact of American tactics, and the role of women in the war. The story also emphasizes the importance of education, community support, and the aspirations of the younger generation. The love story between Tiang and Shiu is interwoven with their commitment to their country. Their daughter Mia, an inspirational youth leader, leads a welfare program for women and children, applying innovative methods as a dedicated young volunteer. The story concludes with cultural reflections and the journey of learning, underscoring the enduring spirit of the Vietnamese people.