The Hanoi Confucian Temple was built in the 17th century in the Li Dynasty. It is a typical Chinese-style building. It has the same functions as the Confucian Temple in many places in China. It is also the earliest national university in Vietnam. Vietnamese students, regardless of primary school students, middle school students, and college students, will take photos here when they graduate. Our Vietnam trip happens to meet the local graduation season, and we are fortunate to witness the spark of traditional culture and modern education. The Hanoi Temple of Literature covers an area of 26,000 square meters. The entire complex consists of five groups of courtyards. Throughout, the familiar Chinese elements can be seen everywhere. In the meantime, it seems as if walking in the ancient Chinese land, the thick Confucian culture directly hits the innermost part of the heart, and it is inevitable that the traditional Chinese culture has a long history and profoundness. The verdant trees in the courtyard are in stark contrast to the vermilion pavilions, just like the cross-collision between the Confucian elements flowing in the air and the modern tourism industry. Visitors from all over the world leave their footprints here, silently The Confucian culture in the building also quietly affects visitors who come and go, complement each other and complement each other.