As one of the characters in episode 137, the situation of Pham Thi Hong Ni (2011) makes many people feel sorry. Hong Ni is studying in grade 8, My Thuan Secondary and High School, My Tu district, Soc Trang province. Her father left when Hong Ni was still in her mother's womb, Ni grew up in the love of her mother and maternal family. In January 2025, tragedy struck when her mother passed away forever due to drowning. Currently, the only support for Hong Ni and her half-sister is her maternal grandfather. The three of them live together in an old house that was temporarily built with the support of benefactors. There is no toilet, so it is quite inconvenient.
Since Hong Ni's mother passed away, Mr. Pham Nhanh (1963) - her maternal grandfather - became the main breadwinner to raise his two grandchildren. Mr. Nhanh earned a living by selling lottery tickets. Because he had to take his grandchildren to school and take care of meals, he only dared to sell 100 lottery tickets each day. He had had two intestinal surgeries, so his health was poor and he was often sick. Therefore, his income was very unstable.
Hong Ni's health is not good either. At the age of 6, she suffered from acute pancreatitis and had to be hospitalized. Now, when the weather gets hot, Hong Ni has difficulty breathing and sometimes has stomach aches. Because her family does not have the means and she is still young and in poor health, she cannot have surgery yet, and can only take medicine to control it.
Hong Ni's younger sister, Nguyen Thi Ngoc Tran (2015), is in 4th grade. Every day, the two sisters take care of and advise each other so that their grandfather can go to work with peace of mind. Hong Ni always feels guilty for not being able to do anything for her mother. Every time she misses her mother, Ni sits alone, sadly, looking at her mother's portrait and confiding in her mother.
Now, what worries me the most is my grandfather's health. I dream of becoming a doctor so I can treat him and other people with serious illnesses like me. Despite facing adversity, Hong Ni always tries hard in her studies, achieving excellent student results for many years in a row. Knowing that her grandfather doesn't have much money, Ni often skips meals to save money to buy school supplies. The understanding of this orphaned girl, who lacks both material and spiritual things, makes many people cry.
HURRYKNG continuously encouraged Hong Ni when he heard her say that she was a burden to her grandfather. The male rapper gently encouraged and advised Ni to change her way of thinking and look at things more positively. "You can see your grandfather as a motivation to have more strength to strive and study better after taking care of him," HURRYKNG said.
Following Hong Ni's situation, singer JSOL saw her as a strong girl, despite her poor health, she always tried to move forward. The male singer gave many words of encouragement to the character because he understood that the children were still unable to accept the passing of their mother, especially when this loss was only recent.
Another unfortunate situation is Tran Ngoc Ly (2008), a 10th grade student at Phan Ngoc Hien High School, Ninh Kieu District, Can Tho City. Ngoc Ly is a child who suffered many disadvantages when he lost both his parents. In 2015, his father became seriously ill and passed away. His father's sudden passing caused his mother to be psychologically shocked, gradually falling into melancholy and depression until she died in 2021. Since then, Ngoc Ly and her brother Tran Huu Nghia (2006) have lived under the care of their grandmother Huynh Thi Mai (1961).
Because the family was too poor, Ngoc Ly’s brother – Tran Huu Nghia had to drop out of school in the 8th grade, but up to now Nghia still does not have a stable job. Nghia works freelance, worked as a kitchen assistant, welded iron and steel, etc., but has not had any long-term jobs. He always wanted to have a stable job to help his wife and earn money to support his younger siblings.
To raise her grandchildren, Mrs. Mai earns money by selling lottery tickets. Every day, she has to wake up early, go around the streets of Can Tho City to sell, and earn about 100,000 VND. Mrs. Mai shared that selling lottery tickets is very hard, so she does not want her grandchildren to suffer like her. “For me, it is enough to provide enough food for my two grandchildren, I can go without. If I don’t have money, I go without, and I don’t dare to buy on credit because I know I can’t pay. I am just afraid that if I get sick, my grandchildren will be alone again,” Mrs. Mai said.
Despite all the hardships, Mrs. Mai is very proud because Ngoc Ly is a very good student, achieving good results for many years in a row. In particular, he is currently in the school's excellent Geography team and has just won 3rd prize in the Can Tho City Excellent Student Competition. These achievements have motivated Mrs. Mai to work hard to earn money to raise her grandchild.
Ngoc Ly dreams of having the opportunity to study English in the future. Currently, her family is near-poor, and the house they live in was built with the support of benefactors. Her grandmother, who takes care of the two brothers, only hopes to have enough health and conditions to ensure that Ly can study properly.
During the program, Ngoc Ly could not hold back her emotions and burst into tears when sharing her worries about her grandmother’s health: “I want my grandmother to rely on me and my second brother more, and not hide her difficulties and silently endure them alone. My grandmother always gives her food to me and my second brother, she only eats rice with salt. I am afraid that one day… there will be no more grandmother by her side.”
MC Duong Hong Phuc choked up when hearing Ngoc Ly share her simple dream: to be able to gather around the family dinner table with her parents, grandmother and brother, something she knows will never come true.
The male MC could not hold back his tears at the silent sacrifice of Mrs. Mai, a woman who worked hard all her life. She took care of her children until they passed away, and now she continues to shoulder the responsibility of raising her grandchildren. He also shared the reason why he often burst into tears when hosting the program Vietnamese Family Home - because stories full of loss but full of love like Ngoc Ly's always make him unable to hold back his tears.
“When I watched the show at home, I saw everyone crying. Dai Nghia and Thanh Thao couldn’t hold back their tears when hosting the show. I couldn’t help but cry when watching it too. Sometimes when I read the comments, I saw some viewers saying that I was weak and cried too much. But honestly, when I just watched it on screen, I couldn’t stand it, but when I hosted the show in person, facing the children and listening to their stories, my emotions were even more overwhelming, it was very difficult to stay calm,” MC Duong Hong Phuc shared, choking up.
Singer JSOL also expressed his emotion at Mrs. Mai's sacrifice for her grandchildren. At the same time, he felt sorry for Ngoc Ly because of her understanding, admired her will to rise up despite her lack of both material and spiritual things, but she still tried hard to study towards a bright future. In particular, when he learned that Ngoc Ly had a passion for music and loved to play the piano, JSOL decided to join HURRYKNG to give her a piano. The two guests hoped that their small gift would contribute to making Ngoc Ly's life more joyful.
In addition to sharing and encouraging the characters, HURRYKNG and JSOL also contributed to the challenges, helping the children bring home prizes from Hoa Sen Group. After the competitions, Thach Thi Thuy Quynh's family came in third, receiving 18 million VND. Pham Thi Hong Ni's family came in second, receiving 23 million VND. Tran Ngoc Ly's family came in first, completing the special challenge and bringing home 60 million VND.
JSOL said it had been a long time since he had such a meaningful day, accompanying children in difficult circumstances. He added: “There is a saying that I always remember when talking about the program: When you find life too difficult, watch Vietnamese Family Home. Thank you very much to the program for giving me and HURRYKNG a truly meaningful day” .
Rapper HURRYKNG shared that he and JSOL participated in the program with the spirit of "helping each other", hoping that all the children would have a lot of joy. Therefore, the two guests decided to give Thuy Quynh 42 million VND from their own pocket and Hong Ni 37 million VND so that their families could also receive 60 million VND as the first prize. The beautiful actions of HURRYKNG and JSOL received a "shower of compliments" from the audience.
In addition to accompanying the program, MC Duong Hong Phuc also donated his entire salary to all three children. The spread of Vietnamese Family Home also touched the hearts of thousands of local audiences and donors. Despite the hot weather and long distance, many people came directly to watch, share and contribute, bringing the three families nearly 200 million VND.
Not only spiritual and financial support, practical gifts such as two electric bicycles, backpacks, etc. were given to Hong Ni and Ngoc Ly by the sponsors right after the program ended.
Thus, in episode 137 of the program Vietnamese Family Home , the total amount of support given to families was up to nearly 400 million VND, of which 101 million VND was a bonus from Hoa Sen Group.
Watch the program Vietnamese Family Warmth broadcast at 20:20 every Friday on HTV7 channel. The program is produced by Bee Media Company in collaboration with Ho Chi Minh City Television, with the support of Hoa Sen Home Construction Materials & Interior Supermarket System (Hoa Sen Group) and Hoa Sen Plastic Pipe - Source of Happiness.
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