Vo Dang Khoa won the "Talent To Share - Shine for others 2025" Championship

Võ Đăng Khoa đoạt giải Quán Quân — Vo Dang Khoa's team won the championship in the "Talent To Share – Shining for Others 2025" competition.

In the warm atmosphere of Hall A1.01 at Van Lang University, the final round of the "Talent To Share – Shining for Others 2025" program concluded with emotional tears and resounding applause.

Associate Professor Dr. Tran Yen Chi – representing the judging panel and a female artist who successfully portrayed Empress Nam Phuong in the film "The Royal Candle" (TFS Film Studio) – said: "Talent To Share is a unique art education method where students, artists, and even those from disadvantaged backgrounds all stand on the same stage as equals in value. And that value is compassion."

A beautiful message of love.

From shelters for the needy to associations for the visually impaired, from young students to orphaned children, the 8 finalist performances truly illuminated the stage with their own life stories. People's Artist My Uyen – representing the judging panel – emotionally commented: "Each performance was a symphony of emotion and resilience, where art was no longer a display but a beacon illuminating the lives of those yearning for love. I gained valuable inspiration for my artistic creations from this competition."
And the championship title went to performance number 7 – a special performance by Vo Dang Khoa, in collaboration with singer Truong Tran Anh Duy, titled "Vo Hao Hung" (Heroic Martial Arts).
Each strike is a crossing of the line. Each drumbeat awakens pride.

The performance was a unique blend of traditional martial arts and the fiery art of lion and dragon dance, igniting the atmosphere of the show with powerful movements and majestic sounds.
"The martial arts moves are beautiful and full of technique. In every pounding drum beat, every powerful leap of the Lion Dance, there is a heart full of love for his homeland and national culture. Vo Dang Khoa – a young man who lost his eyesight after a serious accident – has risen strongly to rewrite his life through martial arts and pride. I am very happy to support his performance in the competition," shared singer Truong Tran Anh Duy.

Director Pham Huynh Huu Tai added another positive impression.

This year's program attracted over 80 entries from across the provinces and cities, with a total prize value exceeding 300 million VND – but the special feature is that all prize money will be used by the participating teams to support the community: shelters, charity homes, hospitals, etc.

That's how "Shining for Others" transforms art into concrete action – where talent becomes a bridge between beauty and goodness.

"We don't want art to be confined to the stage. Every voice, dance, or story today must go further, reaching homes lacking light and lonely hearts. That's why Talent To Share was created," said Pham Huynh Huu Tai.

The Talent to Share journey has come to a close with explosive and meaningful moments. The organizing committee has announced the outstanding individuals and teams who have won awards in the Talent to Share program:

First Prize: Vo Dang Khoa Team;

Second Prize: Harmony;

Third Prize: Hua Nguyen Dinh Thuy;

The Encouragement Awards include: Mother's Love Shelter 2; Mother's Love Shelter 1; Compassionate Shelter; and the Aspiration Group • Hoang Nam.

"Talent To Share – Once again affirming: art is not for viewing, but for sharing" – Associate Professor Dr. Tran Yen Chi said.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/vo-dang-khoa-doat-giai-quan-quan-talent-to-share-toa-sang-vi-nguoi-khac-2025-196250722063735256.htm