In the rehearsal room of the Faculty of Culture and Arts, the image of lecturer Truong Thi Hao meticulously correcting each movement for her students has become familiar to many generations of students. For her, each class is not only about teaching performance techniques but also about instilling and igniting a love for the profession in young people. Therefore, in every lecture, she always maintains a meticulous and serious approach, pouring all her heart into it.
Ms. Hao always believed that to pursue the art of dance, students not only need talent but also discipline, hard work, and a genuine passion for the profession. Especially with folk dance – a discipline deeply rooted in traditional culture – artists need even more rigorous training to express the spirit, emotion, and depth of each work on stage.
Lecturer Truong Thi Hao shared: "Dance is a very difficult and demanding subject. In each class, I only hope to instill my passion and enthusiasm in my students so that when they graduate, they will have the best skills, confidently assert themselves, and achieve success on professional stages."
Not only is Ms. Hao dedicated to her students, but she is also an inspiration for art in her own daughter. From a young age, Ly Ha Mi was familiar with her mother's dance practice sessions, the stage lights, and art performances. Her love for dance grew over the years, leading her to decide to study at the Faculty of Culture and Arts, where her mother is currently teaching.
In the classroom, lecturer Truong Thi Hao is a strict teacher. But in real life, she is a mother who always accompanies and encourages her daughter on her challenging artistic journey. For Ha Mi, studying under her mother's guidance is both a pressure and a motivation for her to strive harder every day.
Ly Ha Mi (Intermediate Dance Class K25, Faculty of Culture and Arts) shared: "Since I was little, I've accompanied my mother to dance classes and watched many performances, so I've always loved the art of dance. I also greatly admire my mother's dedication to her profession. Therefore, I want to continue my mother's passion and pursue my own artistic path. My mother is quite strict about my studies, but I feel very lucky to always receive her dedicated guidance, which has helped me grow and mature throughout my studies."
When her daughter chose to pursue a professional career in dance, instructor Truong Thi Hao placed high expectations on her daughter's maturity and dedication to self-improvement. For her, art has no place for complacency, because behind the beautiful performances lies a process of serious training and continuous self-improvement.
"My daughter showed a love for dance from a young age, and her exposure to the stage only fueled her passion. When she chose to pursue professional dance, both of us were very happy because we could accompany each other on this artistic journey. What I hope for most is that she always maintains discipline and diligently practices to pursue the profession seriously," said instructor Truong Thi Hao.
Beyond being just a family story, the image of a mother and daughter walking together on their artistic journey also evokes special emotions in the students of the department. For many young people, it serves as a source of spiritual support and motivation, giving them more confidence in the path they are choosing.
Student Ha Minh Tuyen (Intermediate Dance Class K25) said: "Ms. Hao is a very dedicated person, loves art, and always transmits positive energy to her students. The story of Ms. Hao and her daughter pursuing their passion for art deeply moved and inspired me. I felt the understanding and support between them, and that also motivated me to strive to pursue my passion."
Her passion for art is nurtured by a love for her profession, the understanding and support of her family, and years of persistent dedication to the dance studio. In the hustle and bustle of modern life, those who quietly keep the flame alive and pass it on, like instructor Truong Thi Hao, are contributing to preserving and continuing traditional cultural values through each dance and each generation of students.
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