H'Hen Nie doesn't shop for Tet, saves money for charity

H'Hen Niê has just had a warm and relaxing Tet holiday with her family, relatives and friends. This is the second time the beauty has returned to her hometown after being crowned Miss Universe Vietnam 2017. Last time, she was only able to stay in her hometown for two nights due to her busy schedule so she didn't have time.chat, ask people

Go to the village for Tet holiday,H'Hen Nie is still busy doing charity work. She also sent 20 million VND to her commune to contribute to road construction. In addition, she spent a whole day taking children in the village to the water park. Friends of the beauty queenShe shared that she was "broke" because of lucky money and charity work before Tet was over. But she was happy because she used 70% of her bonus for community activities as promised.

Before H'Hen Nie left Saigon, her mother told her daughter not to buy anything for her family because she was afraid of spending too much. Her parents and siblings all wanted her to use her prize money after the coronation to do charity work. "The family is not well off, but life is not lacking in anything now. She has just been crowned Miss, so she has a lot of work to do. Later, if she goes to work and earns a lot of money, her parents will accept her help," her sister shared.

H'Hen Niê is happy that her family always supports her aspirations. "Many people think that being a beauty queen will make you rich, but the truth is that my life and my family's are still the same. But in the coming years, I will probably be able to show my gratitude to my parents more," she said. The only valuable gift she brought home for her mother was a pearl necklace that she was given.

In addition to family reunions, the beauty also attends local festivals such as traditional boat races. Instead of eating at fancy restaurants or cafes, the beauty queen's Tet meal is still as simple as in previous years, with traditional dishes such as beans, bitter melon soup, noodles, and grilled dried meat...

H'Hen Nie shared that Tet in the Central Highlands is not much different from that in the city, but the Ede people celebrate Tet more simply. The lucky money is only from 2,000 VND to 5,000 VND but everyone is happy. She also participates in traditional family activities such as cooking banh chung, cleaning the house, and visiting graves at the end of the year...

* Miss H'Hen Nie goes to the village as a farm worker

The beauty queen has returned to Ho Chi Minh City to start work and carry out the programs she has planned for the new year.