Quoc Tuan and his son - touching stories about fatherly love

These days, just type the two words “father and son” into Google and the search page will immediately show the results “father and son Quoc Tuan” in the first few lines. That alone shows how touching the story of love and sacrifice to take care of his son without any resentment of actor and director Quoc Tuan has moved and attracted people’s hearts.

For 15 years since the birth of Bom (Nguyen Anh Tuan) and also the time he received his son's rare and serious illness, Quoc Tuan stopped acting to be with his son, to be a father, a mother, a friend, a teacher... His sacred love has helped Bom have an extraordinary will to live.

The piano sound that Bom played in the recent program "7th Wish" on VTV3, as well as the achievement of being in the Top 5 of the entrance exam to the Vietnam National Academy of Music, made Quoc Tuan cry. It is not only the sweet results, as a reward for his ups and downs, hardships, but also shows that life still has miracles and wonders.

“Thank you Tuan, do you think I look good in this suit? Don’t be too stressed. I really appreciate you being there to encourage me. I will play many beautiful songs for you” - Bom’s words that day not only made Quoc Tuan cry.

Along with the story of the silent sacrifice of father Quoc Tuan, recently thanks to the program Ky tai lo rat on THVL1, the father of contestant Nguyen Van Viet (stage name Minh Long) found his son again.

This is also a rare story about father-son love, after a wandering 17 years ago - a wandering that made the father regret losing his son, and the son thought he was abandoned by his father.

17 years may not change the father’s face, but it is a big change for the child. However, when he saw Minh Long on TV, the father immediately recognized his son. Immediately after that, he went to Vinh Long, then to Saigon to get his son’s phone number. Although he had not met him in person, only heard him over the phone, the father could not hide his emotion and repeated the words: “Not being able to see you, I am so sad!”

The two stories above, along with many stories recorded in books and in this life about fatherly love, show that this is a sacred feeling. Although it is difficult to explain, as the ancients said: "Raising children, we can know the love of parents".

Many parents who read the story of Quoc Tuan and his son, of Minh Long and his father, or any similar story, easily shed tears because they see themselves in it. And those who are children also understand through stories like this that in life, people can sell many things, including their material values, lives, and spirits... but the love parents sacrifice for their children is sacred, immortal, nothing can buy it and no one can sell it.

When the novel “The Return of the Condor Heroes” was first reprinted in book form, Chinese writer Jin Yong wrote an afterword for his book. The gist of it was: “Sentiments and virtues, such as the love between parents and children, sincere friendship, love between men and women, justice, kindness, bravery in saving people, dedication to society... I believe that from now on, for a long time to come, people will continue to praise them. No political theory, economic system, social reform, or religious belief can replace those things.”

Just talking about the aspect of the love that parents have for their children, until now, I still see that what he said is not wrong at all.

According to Sports and Culture