Recently, the program Vietnamese family warm home aired, with the participation of actor Kieu Minh Tuan, singer Hoa Minzy, hosted by MC Quyen Linh. In this week’s program, artists must overcome challenges to help children in difficult situations.
In particular, the situation of Chamaleá Binh Tri (2011), currently living with her sister in Thuan Bac district, Ninh Thuan province, brought many tears from the audience.
Kieu Minh Tuan burst into tears
Chamalea Binh Tri and her sister Chamalea Thi Ngoc Tuyet both did not know their father since they were young, and only their mother took care of them. Last year, Binh Tri’s mother suddenly passed away from cancer. The situation of two children suddenly losing their mother and having no relatives nearby made everyone sad.
MC Quyen Linh couldn’t hold back her tears because of emotion. He said: “Looking at two children who don’t know their father, their only relative is their mother who has also passed away and every time they miss their mother they run to their mother’s grave and hug each other sobbing, it makes my heart choke up.”
Actor Kieu Minh Tuan could not hide his emotions and burst into tears.
He expressed: “It was difficult for me to lose my father when I was young, and the two Binh Tri brothers did not know their father, now they lost their mother, they had no relatives to take care of them and were even more helpless. I was very emotional. .
I myself rarely cry. Before coming to the show, I was told by fans not to cry but to always be full of energy to overcome challenges and earn money for the characters. However, when I witnessed the plight of orphaned children, I still could not hold back my tears.
I have experienced the pain of losing my father since I was young, so when I see children talking about the pain of losing their parents, my emotions rush back to me. I also experienced the feeling of not believing that my father had passed away like the children said.
In the program, there were situations where I didn’t know my father or mother’s face, but my family also did. When my father passed away, my youngest brother didn’t know his father’s face either.
Since childhood, I have seen my mother with many hardships but she is an extremely strong woman in the eyes of her children.
When my father passed away, I saw my mother cry many times. At times like that, I was too young so I could only cry along and not feel much of the pain my mother was experiencing at that time. It is the difficulties that I have experienced that make me sympathize with the plight of the orphans in the program. I hope to contribute a little to help them.”
