Female student of National Economics helps many people overcome the pain of losing loved ones

(Dan Tri) - With the pain and loss that she herself experienced, Nguyen Le Ngoc Anh began her journey to spread positive values ​​about family love and different perspectives on life.

Touching video about Nguyen Le Ngoc Anh's mother (Video: NVCC)

Nguyen Le Ngoc Anh (born 2003, Hanoi) - currently a 3rd year student majoring in Finance, National Economics University - always brings everyone bright and optimistic energy. She is gradually building a small community on social networks with the aim of spreading good values ​​in life. In addition to having good academic achievements, Ngoc Anh also demonstrates her foreign language ability when she used to work as a tour guide for foreign guests. At the same time, the female student from Hanoi also actively participates in activities that bring value to the community, such as the volunteer program "Gam nang sang yeu thuong - Summer 2022" or the project on child psychology "La Bougie" (2020).

With positive life energy, Ngoc Anh wishes to contribute her value to the community.

Spreading positive values ​​With her academic performance remaining at a good - excellent level (the cumulative average score is 3.6/4 up to now), Ngoc Anh is still on the path of cultivating knowledge and self-improvement. The female student said that she is quite good at foreign languages ​​and achieved 6.5 IELTS in 2021. She also worked as a tour guide for foreign guests at a travel company. This work experience helped Ngoc Anh become more confident in communication and strengthen her personal capacity. At the same time, meeting guests from many different lands helped her approach and receive different perspectives from new cultures. In addition, the Gen Z girl (those born between 1997-2012) is also actively participating in social activities such as implementing projects on child psychology, volunteering... She hopes to contribute her intelligence and strength to create good values ​​for the community. Therefore, after experiencing the pain of losing a loved one, Ngoc Anh decided to build her personal image on social networks. The biggest motivation of the girl born in 2003 comes from the desire to spread a more positive perspective on the world when there are no longer loved ones around. "I hope to become a companion to help people slowly face and live with that loss," she told Dan Tri reporter.

Ngoc Anh had difficulty finding information about her mother.

Ngoc Anh said that at first, she had some difficulties with the image. Because the content she built was based on the theme of storytelling, updating her mother about her life, so there would need to be scenes and images showing the activities of the mother and daughter. "The mother and daughter go out a lot but rarely take pictures, so when I looked for pictures on my phone, there weren't many materials, only about 5 rare videos that were used over and over again in the products I posted," the female student said. The second difficulty that Ngoc Anh faced was the problem of time management when it was very difficult to balance work, study and content creation. The female student was exhausted because she had to deal with too many problems in life. That was when she realized that she needed to let go and arrange her time more reasonably. Therefore, she chose to temporarily stop her current part-time job - a content marketing intern - to focus on her studies and continue pursuing the path of "healing" those who are still hurting. According to Ngoc Anh, her success partly comes from her personal story and the difference in the way she perceives and faces the loss of a loved one. "Many people seek negative ways to deny reality and free themselves from that pain. I am different. I am not too sad, but instead, I still have a way for my mother to accompany me," the female student confided. Giving value, receiving love Ngoc Anh shared that she is a rather introverted person, so this is the first time she has publicly shared her feelings so much. Spreading positive messages on social networks is also a huge change in the female student's life. "For me, it is courage," she said. The female student of the National Economics University revealed more: "My father supports the path I have chosen. He also follows and watches my videos. Since then, I have been able to share more things with him, and we are closer and more comfortable than before." Not only is she closer to her family members, Ngoc Anh also connects and builds new relationships. Through the responses on social networks, she sees that her content affects viewers' emotions and urges them to act more for their families. "Some people said they ran out to hug their mothers as soon as they watched my videos, some booked bus tickets to go home with their families. Some also shared that they are not very good at expressing their feelings but will try to keep more beautiful memories with their parents," she said.

The girl born in 2003 welcomed positive changes in her life after becoming more active on social networks.

Ngoc Anh was particularly impressed and sympathetic with the story of a young person who sent her. She learned that her friend had just experienced the pain of losing a loved one and had psychological problems. It was her positive energy that helped her friend gradually escape negative thoughts and live more for herself. Meaningful actions are motivated from the heart, so Ngoc Anh said: "I don't expect to receive anything, I just wish to live a valuable life". Because of living with that ideal, the female student from Hanoi was quite surprised and moved when she received love and support from everyone around her. That was the smile of the children during her volunteering trip. It was the pride when guests from far away expressed their affection for Hanoi - the land that she always cherished. "I also received a lot of love from people I had never met before. Some sent hugs, words of encouragement, and some even sent gifts. I truly appreciate the love everyone gave me," Ngoc Anh said.

Ngoc Anh is grateful and appreciates the feelings that everyone sends her.

In the future, Ngoc Anh hopes to build a community where young people can exchange, share and help each other balance 4 aspects: Physical, mental, financial and relationship. "Life out there has many colors for you to explore and learn, but don't forget your roots are your family. I believe that it's never too late to say words of love to the people around us," Ngoc Anh said. Thu Trang Photo: NVCC

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