There are a lots of publications, from picture books, documentaries to essays that imbued with emotion In covering about Saigon, a city that can be considered young. Just like any city in the world, Saigon hides in its mind thousands of memories. There is a kind of existential memory, such as an old painting, an old newspaper, a jewel; There is also a kind of spiritual memory that can only live in the nostalgia of the nostalgic mind. Regardless of the type of memory, they are gradually lost, forgotten. In early 2014, the book lovers, lovers Saigon almost feverish with the publication of Saigon Streets’ Stories. The old pictures and stories seemed to be buried deep in the dust memories suddenly alive through each picture, each letter. And so on, Saigon gradually came to life through each story told by turns. Sai Gon Streets’ Stories (volumes 2, 3) were introduced to readers in later years. Because there are too many stories, too many memories need to share so Streets’ Stories (volume 4 that you are holding) is back to the spiritual heritage of once time’s Saigon that is increasingly buried. The city is changing, many things belong to the old are no longer. Then the Saigoners gradually let it go away, bringing the knowledge of life once. Sai Gon Streets’ Stories – Volume 4 tells us about the smooth hair of the South Vietnamese women, whether rich or poor, because everyone loves beauty; about the street Truong Tan Buu (now Tran Huy Lieu) is only about 700 meters long that contains hundreds of stories in it; about the beautiful people of a time: the singer Khanh Ly, artist Thanh Nga, sisters artists Thai Hang - Thai Thanh ... about Huyen Chi, mysterious author of the poem Thuyen vien xu (The boat in exile land) that set to music by Pham Duy; the vendors’ sweet sounds in day and in night of Saigon in each street, on each road.