Hoà Minzy reveals the reason she refused to compete in the 'Beautiful Women Riding the Wind' competition in China.

Hoà Minzy shared that she declined to participate in the "Beautiful Sister Riding the Wind" program in China to focus on domestic music projects, including "'Bac Bling'".

Recently, Hoa Minzy revealed that she turned down the opportunity to participate in a popular reality TV show. Beautiful woman riding the wind In China, the focus is on domestic music projects, particularly efforts to "internationalize" national cultural identity.

"This year, Hoa declined to go to China to participate in their 'Beautiful Sister' program to focus on working in Vietnam. She missed an opportunity to test herself internationally, but she's striving to internationalize her national cultural identity. What I've gained from this project is immense, and importantly, the recognition from the audience at home gives her tremendous motivation on her artistic journey," Hoà Minzy expressed.

Hoà Minzy shared that she declined to participate in the "Riding the Wind" program in China to focus on domestic music projects, including "Bắc Bling".

The singer couldn't hide her emotion and gratitude upon receiving praise and encouragement from Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and other high-ranking leaders. Hoa Minzy affirmed that this attention and support is truly significant, a great source of motivation in her career and life.

In her post, Hoa Minzy also expressed her determination, along with her team, to work even harder to deliver high-quality products, and sincerely thanked her audience for their trust and support.

The decision to turn down a major opportunity in the international market to focus on developing and promoting Vietnamese culture demonstrates Hoa Minzy's dedication and responsibility towards her country's music industry.

This action not only received support from fans but also demonstrated the singer's clear and proud artistic direction in the current period.

Earlier, on the afternoon of March 24th, during a dialogue with over 300 young people on the theme "Vietnamese Youth Pioneering the Development of Science and Technology, Innovation and National Digital Transformation," Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh shared some special remarks about Hoa Minzy's "Bac Bling" music video.

Hoa Minzy expressed pride in receiving praise from Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.

Specifically, when discussing the preservation and promotion of national cultural identity, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh expressed his delight that young people today are revitalizing national culture, creating captivating products not only domestically but also internationally. The Prime Minister cited Hoa Minzy's "Bac Bling" music video as an example, highlighting its motivational impact, inspiration, and revitalization of the rich national cultural heritage.

Furthermore, the Government Information website also published an article praising Hoa Minzy's "Bac Bling" music video, stating: "The work 'Bac Bling (Bac Ninh)' has contributed to internationalizing the advanced culture, rich in national identity of the Vietnamese people, to the world and nationalizing human civilization in our country."

Bac Bling is a musical product deeply rooted in the culture of Bac Ninh, the singer's hometown. Combining folk melodies with modern elements, Bac Bling celebrates the Quan Ho folk music heritage and spreads pride in national cultural identity.

The music video is elaborately produced, recreating characteristic images of Bac Ninh such as conical hats, four-panel dresses, and famous landmarks like Dau Pagoda, Dong Ho painting village, and Do Temple... Notably, the participation of artists Xuan Hinh and Tuan Cry, along with about 300 local people, created an authentic artistic space, rich in Northern Vietnamese character.

Currently, the music video for "Bac Bling" is close to reaching 90 million views on YouTube. The singer is happy and expresses her determination to "reach 100 million views straight ahead." The resounding success of "Bac Bling" is not only a source of pride for Hoa Minzy but also contributes to bringing Vietnamese culture closer to international friends, affirming the position and potential of Vietnamese music on the global music map.

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