Daughter puts on her mother's gown on graduation day: A moment that touches the heart

(NLDO) - At the age of over 60, for the first time, Ms. Ro Lan H Ayuk (Gia Lai province) attended her first graduation ceremony and saw her daughter radiant in her new bachelor's gown.

In recent days, a photo of a female student standing next to her elderly mother in a bachelor’s gown has taken social media by storm. The photo has moved many people because of the mother’s hard-working figure, with dark skin, many wrinkles, and white hair.

The photo of Ro Lan H Thi, a new graduate of preschool education at the Central Pedagogical College in Ho Chi Minh City, and her mother was quickly shared on social networks.

Sharing with reporters of Nguoi Lao Dong Newspaper on the morning of August 13, Ro Lan H Thi, a new graduate of preschool education at the Central Pedagogical College in Ho Chi Minh City, said she was very surprised and did not think that such a simple action would be spread so widely online.

H Thi is a Jrai ethnic, born and raised in a family of 5 siblings, she is the only one who has been able to study to college. On July 30, Ms. Ro Lan H Ayuk - H Thi's mother took a bus from Gia Lai to Ho Chi Minh City to attend her daughter's graduation ceremony.

At the ceremony, the female student carefully put her mother's graduation gown on her, as the deepest gratitude for her silent sacrifices.

"My father passed away early, my mother was a farmer, working hard day and night to raise 5 children. She is very old, so I dedicate all the most beautiful and important moments to her" - H Thi proudly said.

H Thi said that although she had the opportunity to stay in Ho Chi Minh City to develop her career, she decided to return to her hometown to work as a preschool teacher. After accumulating enough experience and funds, H Thi will continue her studies at university.

Reading the comments on social networks, H Thi humbly said that this is just a simple action that any child can do for their parents.

The future teacher's actions received a lot of praise from the online community. Many people "wished" to have a good, beautiful, and filial daughter like H Thi. Photo: NVCC

"Career is important, but if you try hard, you can develop anywhere. It was my mother who encouraged me to go to Ho Chi Minh City to study. She devoted her whole life to help me become who I am today. Now is the time for me to support and take care of her more" - H Thi confided.

The story of a female student putting on her mother's bachelor's gown is not only a passing social media phenomenon but also a reminder for children studying and working far from home.

"We always run after the rush of life and forget that there are people who silently sacrifice for us every day. The photo touched my heart, making me appreciate the moments of family reunion more" - one account commented.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/con-gai-khoac-ao-cu-nhan-cho-me-ngay-tot-nghiep-khoanh-khac-cham-den-trai-tim-196250813110451348.htm