Here's a summary of the highlights from Vietnamese showbiz on November 20th.
Ho Quynh Huong recounts being "provided with food and accommodation, and receiving a monthly allowance."
On the occasion of Vietnamese Teachers' Day, November 20th, singer Ho Quynh Huong shared on Vietnamnet about her time studying vocal music:
"Military schools are very disciplined and orderly. With just one bell, we know when to go to sleep, wake up, eat, and study... Everything has to be precise and strict; anyone who doesn't comply with the rules will be punished immediately."
The singer said that the teacher who had the most influence on her during her vocal training was artist Ha Thuy. Thanks to the strict guidance of Meritorious Artist Ha Thuy, Ho Quynh Huong "was provided with food and accommodation, and received a monthly allowance":
"Ms. Ha Thuy is known for being strict. Sometimes, when my studies didn't meet her standards, she would get angry, but then she would encourage and comfort me. As a student, being reprimanded is normal; I'm just like everyone else."
And so, I was provided with food, shelter, and education, and even received a monthly allowance thanks to my excellent academic performance, always achieving A grades.
When I returned to university, I felt some pressure because I had become famous, but it was also an advantage because I had already gained performance experience and my singing voice had matured a lot."
Ho Quynh Huong graduated from the Military University of Culture and Arts.
Ho Quynh Huong also revealed that when she became a vocal instructor, she always required her students to be able to withstand pressure and not be afraid of strict teachers.
"I think that if you're into art, don't be afraid of strict teachers. Their demanding nature or harsh words are only meant to help students learn better. If you can't handle academic pressure from the beginning, you won't be able to survive in the profession later on because the artistic environment is much more demanding."
"When teaching, I always ask from the beginning about your ability to handle professional pressure. If you can't handle it, you should change careers because art always involves interacting with and facing the masses," the singer emphasized.
"If you can't handle the pressure, you should change careers."
Miss Vietnam Le Au Ngan Anh reveals details of her life with her MC husband.
On her personal page, Miss Le Au Ngan Anh posted a series of happy photos with her husband to celebrate their first wedding anniversary. The beauty queen said that her husband - MC Phan To Ny - always keeps the habit of "cuddling" her every time he wakes up.
"Although TiNo's father may seem simple and somewhat reserved on the outside, every morning he makes it a habit to cuddle and kiss his wife all over her face before going to work. When they're not together, he always FaceTimes whenever possible and rushes home after work because he says, 'I miss my wife so much.'"
Le Au Ngan Anh affirmed that her husband's constant love and consideration made her feel like she "had chosen the right person": "He's often critical, but he's also the most indulgent husband. It's as simple as that, but I know I've chosen the right person."
Ngan Anh expressed her satisfaction with her married life: "Over the past year, we have built daily joys together in our small family, shared responsibilities with both our extended families, and supported each other in both household chores and important matters outside the home."
Le Au Ngan Anh happily celebrated her first wedding anniversary.
MC Lai Van Sam announces a principle he will never break.
In episode 4 of the show "A Date with Youth ," MC Lai Van Sam revealed his unbreakable principle: no makeup.
Specifically, the program presented a challenge to dress up as older people to accompany the elderly in the nursing home. The male MC fully agreed with the meaning of this challenge, but he refused to wear makeup for the following reason:
"My principle throughout my decades-long career is: No one is allowed to touch my face. Not even Vietnam Television is allowed to touch my face."
When the backstage staff tried to persuade the male MC to let him put on makeup and accept the challenge, Lai Van Sam frankly declared:
"I've always had my own principle: no one is allowed to touch my face. If anyone touches my face, I won't appear on screen anymore. I still stick to that principle to this day."
"Just ignore what my face looks like."
Regarding the reason for steadfastly adhering to this particular principle, MC Lai Van Sam said: "Simply put, I want to be myself, no matter how old or young I am. I just don't care what my face looks like."
Finally, at Hong Van's suggestion, Lai Van Sam agreed to "age" by wearing a salt-and-pepper wig and a fake beard to participate in the challenge.
An Nguyen
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