Hien Thuc will 'live another 200 years' if she still has the hit Mother's Diary

In the program The Khang Show just aired recently, Honestly sharing about new projects, deciding to become a mother at 21 years old, concept of making art and stories behind the stage lights.

My audience from 3 to 80 years old all love it. Mother's Diary

New project called The Shadow marking a special milestone in Hien Thuc's artistic journey. The Shadow includes a music album and a book, encapsulating the experiences that Hien Thuc has accumulated over a decade.

The album consists of 13 songs, most of which are familiar international songs, with Vietnamese lyrics written by musician Dinh Uyen. Each song has its own unique sound, suitable for small, cozy spaces.

MC Nguyen Khang also asked Hien Thuc about the song she likes best in her career.

She immediately mentioned Mother's Diary : "My audience, from about 3 years old to over 80 years old, all listen to this song.

I think everyone in this world has a father and a mother, and they will become parents to their children. So, I will probably live at least 200 years more if I am still the owner of the hit song. Mother's Diary ".

Along with the album, she also introduced her first book titled Bubbles, Fly Up! is a collection of essays and notes she wrote over the past 10 years. The words help her confide in herself and talk about her past, family relationships, and journey to adulthood.

The story in the book that made Hien Thuc haunted and remembered forever was Foggy Night , tells about the deceased brother. "He left when I was only 16 years old. He left a void in me that could never be filled. I felt terribly uncertain" - Hien Thuc choked up as she recalled.

Looking back on her past, she calls herself a "lucky" person. Not because she doesn't have sadness, but because she knows how to turn sadness into motivation to live deeply, to live truly with art and life: "Maybe because I do art, I am more sensitive and vulnerable. The sadness is doubled...".

For Hien Thuc at this time, the most precious thing is not fame but the peace that comes from simple things: music, writing, family and a loving soul.