This paper discusses the modern Chinese poetry written by Chinese in Vietnam. As the Vietnam War was the memory of all Vietnam people, this paper tries to explore the Vietnam War and Diaspora narrative of modern Chinese poetry from Vietnam. Modern Chinese poetry in Vietnam was deeply influenced by Taiwan modern poetry. Because of the introduction of Taiwan poets Wu Wang Yao, Lo Fu and Ya Xian and the spread of Youth Literary Magazine in Vietnam, the local poets approached their writing style from metrical poetry to modernist poetry. Thereby, they created the golden time of modern Chinese poetry in Vietnam in 1960 -1975. During the Vietnam War, the Chinese poets in Vietnam suffered from the tragedy and pain of the times. They regarded the Vietnam War as their collective memory and described the state of minds and unique experiences of war in their poetry. So this paper selects poems of “Fengti Poetic Club”, “Twelve Poems Series” and of poets like Dao Fei, Yiau Her, Gu Thuan , Yin Ling, and Fang Ming, and also other selections which were concerned with war, to explore the depth of these poems. In the end this paper compares Lo Fu’s “Saigon Poems” with those poems which represent the narratives of the experience of the Vietnam War, highlighting the unique meaning of art and multiple implications of modern Chinese poetry.