Singer Giang Hong Ngoc: Family went bankrupt, moved 30 boarding houses in 17 years

Giang Hong Ngoc is a female singer loved by many audiences for her beautiful appearance and good voice. She also has impressive achievements in many singing competitions: at the age of 16, she won the 4th prize.Television singing, 2014 joinedX Factoris Ho Ngoc Ha's "favorite student" and won the Championship. In 2015, he won the Runner-up prize.The Remix, Champion CPerfect Bolero Couple2017, Third PrizeStar Arena 2020...

Recently, the female singer participated in the programVietnamese family homeand left many good impressions on the audience. When interacting with 3 children with difficult circumstances in the program, Giang Hong Ngoc shed tears many times.

In particular, the situation of Nguyen Tan Dat (2013) whose father died of liver cancer, whose mother had an accident and is disabled in her legs and has no stable job, and whose older sister has to hitchhike with a friend every day to get to school made the female singer very sympathetic.

She said she also had to cycle 10km to go to school:“I also used to cycle 10km to school, and there were times when I complained about how hard my life was. At that time, I was still young so I could only think and wonder why my family had such a hard life. But now I really appreciate what I have been through.”

The singer shared that she was born into a well-off family. But when her family went bankrupt and had to sell all their assets to pay off debts, she herself had to go through many hardships when she was 8 years old and had to rent a house.

For nearly 20 years, her family has "wandered" through 30 boarding houses:"I remember from the age of 8 to 25, I lived in 30 rented houses, constantly living like that. When I think back, I don't feel sad but see it as a great motivation, also a lesson that helps me grow up and see that I have to try to do my job well, develop my talents better so that I don't have to return to that sad past again."

Previously, in the talk showHealthy and beautiful 24 hoursbelong toVTC News, Giang Hong Ngoc once revealed her difficult past. Because her family had to live in a rented house, when her brother died, they were not allowed to bring his coffin into the house:"The most haunting thing was not being able to bring my brother's coffin to the motel at his funeral. It was like a psychological shock, haunting me for many years to come."

Even though she was young, Giang Hong Ngoc always kept an optimistic attitude and tried her best to help her family:"When I was 12, I went to extra classes and sold coffee to help my family. I was happy because in the morning I went to school and in the afternoon I got dressed to sing karaoke to attract customers to the shop.

Maybe my friends are enjoying their childhood, while I'm busy helping my family. However, that's also good, I'm happy to be able to help my parents."

Giang Hong Ngoc added that she always tries her best because she not only wants to escape poverty but also wants to help her relatives:"Another source of motivation for me to make efforts is the desire to help my loved ones live better, so that they can be happy and joyful with me every day."

The singer also shared that the secret to overcoming difficulties and achieving her current success is to always maintain her passion and move forward strongly. By sharing about her difficult and arduous past, Giang Hong Ngoc hopes to spread confidence and positive energy to disadvantaged children in the program, helping them continue to try and overcome adversity.