Bui Quoc Hung street 

• Location: Located in Tho Quang ward
• Milestone: The starting point is Yet Kieu street, the end point is Van Don street. 
• Length: including 2 sections with 580 meters length in total
• Road width:

Section 01: 29meters (10.5meters roadway cross section; 4meters sidewalk)

Section 02: 23meters (15 meters roadway cross section; 4 meters sidewalk)

• Character biography:

Bui Quoc Hung or Le Quoc Hung (born in 1360, died in 1445), was the founding god of the Later Le dynasty, born in Thai Binh province. Bui Quoc Hung is the great-grandson of the famous god of the Tran dynasty - Bui Moc Dac; and Dinh Le's father-in-law. 

Bui Quoc Hung took part in the Lam Son uprising from the very beginning and was one of the 19 individuals who attended the Lung Nhai swearing festival in 1416. in 1426, Le Loi crowned Tran Cao as king, set the date Nien Khanh, and gave the civil mandarin- Bui Quoc Hung the responsibility of teaching, in fact, looking after. After defeating the Minh army, Le Loi became king; Bui Quoc Hung with many merits during the 10 years of the uprising, was ordained a second lieutenant, was granted the rank of god Huong Thuong and was granted national status.  aspirant Bui Quoc Hung is one of the seven great ministers assigned by King Le Thai To to bring the golden book to establish King Le Tu Te and Crown Prince Nguyen Long. In 1434, during the reign of King Le Thai Tong, Bui Quoc Hung held the position of “ Nhap noi Thieu Bao”.

Bui Quoc Hung was honored by Da Nang people by naming streets in Son Tra district in 2010.