This article analyzes the themes and topics in Hoang Cam's poetry, highlighting his significant contributions to Vietnamese literature during 1932-1945. It examines how his works reflect historical events and national pride, often portraying tragic heroism and the struggles of individuals against oppressive forces. The author asserts that Hoang Cam's poetic plays encapsulate deep emotional and ethical dilemmas, showcasing the conflict between love, loyalty, and the ideals of the time.