Lam Vy Da leaves her husband at home to take care of the children and goes to Hanoi to participate in the A80 parade.

(Dan Tri) - To feel secure when going to Hanoi, Lam Vy Da left her child at home for her husband to take care of. In recent days, she and a group of artists have been actively practicing to prepare for the parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day, September 2 (A80).

In recent days, artists have been actively practicing for the parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day on September 2 in Hanoi .

Southern artists such as Lam Vy Da, Huynh Lap, Den Vau, Truong Quynh Anh, Minh Luan… flew to Hanoi to participate in rehearsals in preparation for the grand ceremony.

Despite having to practice for many hours, everyone's faces were radiant, happy and full of energy, showing enthusiasm and excitement before the important event.

As one of the Southern artists who proactively asked to participate in the parade to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day, actress Lam Vy Da arranged her time to go to Hanoi early, practice with her colleagues and experience the special atmosphere of the event.

“Being able to participate in such an important event of the country is a great pride for me. I feel great standing with my fellow artists in the parade,” said Lam Vy Da.

During this trip to the capital, Lam Vy Da had the opportunity to meet other Southern artists such as Minh Luan, Huynh Lap, and Truong Quynh Anh. She expressed her joy at being warmly welcomed by the audience in Hanoi: “Everyone called out the artists’ names, waved, asked to take pictures, and gave us warm hugs. I was truly touched and happy by the audience’s affection.”

During the days Lam Vy Da went to the North, her husband - artist Hua Minh Dat - was the one who stayed home to take care of the children. The female artist said that the couple had to share the responsibility: One went to Hanoi, the other had to stay home to take care of the children because they were still young.

During this time, Hua Minh Dat cooked, took his children to school and continuously texted to check on them, helping Vy Da feel secure in practicing and preparing for the parade.

Sharing with Dan Tri reporter, actor Huynh Lap expressed: “This is a great pride in my entire artistic career. When I wear the shirt of the Cultural - Sports Bloc and walk in unison with thousands of people, I no longer see myself as a performing artist but as a Vietnamese citizen making a small contribution to a great national event. That makes me both nervous and emotional.”

Huynh Lap said that for over a week, the artists have been practicing despite the unpredictable weather. "Despite the hardship, everyone's faces are radiant and full of energy. Everyone understands that this event has historical significance and being able to participate in it is an extremely lucky thing," he said.

"Compared to the soldiers holding guns and the heroes leading the formation, my task is much smaller. But that is what helps me remind myself to be serious, to walk steadily and beautifully, so that the image of the artist group is complete," Huynh Lap added.

Singer   Truong Quynh Anh said: “It is a great honor to participate in a national event in Hanoi. During the training days, rain or shine, everyone was very serious and united. I feel happy to be able to contribute a small part to the Culture - Sports Block, contributing to spreading the spirit of patriotism on the occasion of National Day”.

The artists practiced in changing weather, sometimes sunny, sometimes rainy, but everyone kept a happy spirit and was full of energy.

Singer Phuong Thanh (left) was also present, choosing loose-fitting clothes and a comfortable straw hat, both convenient for moving and expressing her own style, close to fans.

The artists' daily moments also made the practice session warmer. Phuong Thanh was kindly wiped of sweat by Thu Quynh after a hard practice. This image shows the mutual care between the artists, creating a close-knit practice atmosphere.

Singer Tang Duy Tan (left cover), singer-actor Minh Luan (middle) and rapper Den Vau were also present at the parade rehearsal. The artists seriously performed each movement, coordinated smoothly with other artists, demonstrating professionalism and seriousness in preparing for the parade and march to celebrate the 80th anniversary of National Day.

During the parade rehearsal, rapper Den Vau could not hide his emotion at the affection of the people of Hanoi: “People cheered and encouraged not only the artists but also all the participating forces. They also brought water, opened their doors for everyone to rest and use the restroom for free. That affection was truly wonderful.”

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