thế lực của phụ nữ Phan Khôi: Cách mạng giả Phan Khôi: Khoa học với văn hóa Phan Khôi: Cái ảnh hưởng của Khổng giáo ở nước ta Phan Khôi: Chữ trinh, cái tiết với cái nết Phan Khôi: Về cái ý kiến lập hội “Chấn hưng quốc học” của ông Phạm Quỳnh Phan Khôi: Về chữ Quốc ngữ Phan Khôi: Cách ngôn luận của người Á Đông Phan Khôi: Người mở đầu cho luận lý học Á Đông Phan Khôi: Trên lịch sử nước ta không có chế độ phong kiến - Lại Nguyên Ân sưu tầm, hiệu đính, giới thiệu Legacy Phan Khôi represented a Vietnamese elite class in the transitional time from Chinese education to the new era of Western values. Phan Khôi had made the transition very swiftly not only by himself, but he also took his generation along with him. Being exposed to different cultures from China, Hong Kong, Japan, France, he was able to combine them all to serve his Vietnamese people. Phan Khôi brought many new ideas to Vietnam, from a new democratic society with respect to human rights and civil rights, to equality for women, to a new trend of poetry. He provided the best spirit to a debate in Bàn thêm về “bút chiến”, which until today is still the foremost valuable lesson the Vietnamese ought to learn. The Nhân Văn Affair continued to be an inspiration for the Vietnamese intellectuals today. In his writing:Đàn bà với quốc sự, Phan Khôi clearly offered Vietnamese ladies an honor place in society within the setting of Vietnamese culture. His poem "Old Love" was the first poem written in a new format, opening doors for many young poets to surpass him in a short time. However, he also was very interested in researching the roots of Vietnamese heritage, especially Vietnamese spoken language, which had long been ignored and looked down upon by the elite class in Vietnam. His research Phan Khôi: Việt ngữ nghiên cứu was a well of knowledge for young Vietnamese to follow. One generation before Hoàng Văn Chí, one generation after Phan Chu Trinh, Phan Khôi represented a class of Vietnamese intellectuals caught between colonialism, nationalism, communism. Phan Khôi's progressive spirit and his lifelong effort to raise the Vietnamese people's awareness of human rights, civil rights, and good education were suppressed by the Communist Party with The Nhân Văn Affair since