The mixed-race girl gained attention on "Em xinh" (You're Beautiful).

Dao Tu was born in 1999, with a Vietnamese mother and a father from Taiwan. The singer made her mark with her diverse songwriting abilities, catering to audience tastes.

Recently, the production team of "Em xinh “say hi” released the list of 30 female singers participating in the program. Dao Tu is one of the notable contestants. Born in 1999, she has a Vietnamese mother and a Taiwanese father. Born in Ho Chi Minh City, Dao Tu grew up in a multicultural environment. She once shared in an interview with ELLE Taiwan that when she first arrived in Taiwan in the 6th grade, she had difficulty communicating because she didn't know Chinese and her appearance was different. However, thanks to watching "Soy Sauce and Happy Sheep" on a children's channel, she gradually learned Chinese through subtitles and adapted to the new environment.

Recently, the female singer has been very active in the Taiwanese and Chinese markets. She has made her mark through programs like Dingge Generation DD52 and The Voice of China 3. At The Voice of China 3, she received praise from singer Yang Cheng Lin, who said, "Your songs have reached the level of a professional singer."

Dao Tu said she was very surprised when the production team of the "You're Beautiful, Say Hi" program contacted her because she works in a remote location. Dao Tu admitted she felt pressured and anxious because she hadn't participated in many artistic activities in Vietnam before. Dao Tu confided that her strength in the program is her songwriting ability.

"My greatest strength is my songwriting ability. Whatever genre the other ladies want, I'll cater to it. In everyday life, I can be humorous in conversation. But in music , I'm very serious. It's not simply about the genre of music I personally want and like. I also have to find out what genre suits the other ladies, and what their strengths are," she said.

Dao Zi often writes by the river near her university in Taipei. She started with pen and paper, then switched to using a computer after producing many works. Besides Chinese, she also tried her hand at writing in Vietnamese.

Speaking about adapting to a new environment, Dao Tu shared: “When you arrive in a new place, you need to observe the city, just like getting to know a person. Each place has its own culture and history. Initially, you might face difficulties, but take your time to learn. That’s my way of surviving.” It was this openness and learning spirit that helped her overcome initial difficulties, gradually integrate, and create her own unique mark in music.

"Em xinh 'say hi'" is the female version of "Anh trai 'say hi'". The program brings together 30 female singers from various generations such as Bich Phuong, Bao Anh, Phuong Ly, Phuong My Chi, Phao, Liu Grace... The program airs at the end of May.

Source: https://znews.vn/co-gai-lai-duoc-chu-yo-em-xinh-post1552297.html