The moment she walked down the aisle with her father in her arms was a memorable moment in the life of Lai Thi Thao Vy (Vinh Cong commune, Chau Thanh district).
Father's Day is a special occasion to honor and express gratitude to fathers, grandfathers and men who have played a fatherly role in each person's life. This year, Father's Day falls on Sunday (June 15). In Vietnam, in recent years, people have begun to pay more attention to this day to show gratitude for their fathers' silent sacrifices . This is an opportunity for each child to stop in the hustle and bustle of life, look back and appreciate more the silent love of their father. It could be a thank you that has not been said, a hug that has not been given for a long time or simply a time sitting together drinking tea and chatting about simple things.
Ms. Lai Thi Thao Vy (Vinh Cong commune, Chau Thanh district) always talks about her father with all affection and gratitude. For her, her father's love is not in words but clearly shown through every small but warm action.
The memory Vy remembers most is the moment her father held her hand as she walked down the aisle. She shared: “I sat next to my father many times, that moment was both warm and chokingly sad. Warm because it had been a long time since I had held my father’s hand, but also chokingly sad because I understood that I was about to leave my father’s arms to embark on a new journey.” The bond between father and daughter was nurtured by simple memories, from karaoke sessions together to mud toys and colorful drawings that her father made for his daughter. She said: “My father and I both have a passion for art, and my creativity was also inherited from my father. The time spent with my father was always precious. When I was with my father, I felt happy and enjoyed doing anything.”
A father's love is also present through his silent care, such as always washing the car, preparing fruit for his daughter when she returns home, and being willing to pamper and play games with her in the middle of the farming day. Ms. Vy confided: "My father never said "I love you" but those little things are the clearest proof of his love for his family."
To repay that great love, she always listens attentively to her father's stories and shares many things in life. For Vy, her father is not only a support but also a person who shapes her personality. Her father's teaching "whatever you do must come from the heart, not for money" has become the "compass" in her journey to pursue her passion of becoming a teacher.
Mr. Huynh Lien Phat (wearing graduation gown) is happy because his father is always present at his important milestones.
Although studying abroad in Korea, Huynh Lien Phat (Tan Khanh Ward, Tan An City) always thinks about his family and his beloved father. During the days of homesickness, what warms his heart the most is the memory of his father - a man of few words but always silently sacrificing for his family. "Perhaps the most memorable moment of my father is the day he came to school to thank the teacher who guided me through 5 years of university as well as giving me the opportunity to study at Hanyang ERICA University. That day, my father wore a gray shirt, his face full of pride because I had another memorable milestone in my life" - Phat confided.
Although he is far from home, he always takes time to call and ask about his father's health and tell interesting stories about the land of Kim Chi. Sharing about his latest plans, he said: "I am trying to study, research, experience Korean culture and arrange to return to Vietnam in July to visit my family. At that time, I will buy my father the watch he likes as a late gift because I will not be home to celebrate Father's Day with him."
Father's love is not as noisy as the waves but is as persistent as the underground stream, nurturing and supporting us through many ups and downs. No matter how busy life is, don't forget to give a word of thanks and a tight hug to your father - the silent hero of your life./.
N.Han - H.Lan
Source: https://baolongan.vn/tinh-yeu-cua-cha-a196994.html
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