MC - EditorMai NgocShe is loved by many audiences for her confident hosting style, outstanding figure and doll-like face. She was once named in the category "Most beautiful MC VTV" in the contestBeautyVTV.She always appears with neat, feminine images on television in beautiful outfits.

Recently Mai Ngoc shared her image at the studio when hosting the show.Vietnam todayShe wore a pretty dress with a dark pink shirt, a light pink skirt and a bright smile. However, Mai Ngoc received the comment that:"Ngoc!!! You look so beautiful today! Just like a lotus root salad!".The female MC was confused, not knowing whether this was a compliment or criticism.

Editor Mai Ngoc went on the set of "Vietnam Today" wearing a pink dress, her colleagues commented "it looks like a lotus root salad".

Mai Ngoc is 1m72 tall. She once shared that when she was growing up, she was self-conscious about her appearance because she was taller than many of her peers and was teased:"At 14, I was already 1m68 tall, and I was taller than the average height of all my friends. The girls in school rarely played with me because they didn't want to be next to someone as tall as me. People often called me a 'giant dinosaur'."

The female MC once confided: "At that time, I often walked with a hunched back and found it impossible to get along with all my friends."

"After that, when I was a model for Hoa Hoc Tro, the ladies said that being tall like that is very beautiful and that many people want to be like that, so don't be self-conscious, stand up straight, and smile brightly," the female model said.

Perhaps thanks to that encouragement, Mai Ngoc now always feels confident, especially the bright smile that always appears on her lips every time she appears.

The image of Mai Ngoc showing off her beauty at work made many friends, colleagues and fans admire.

Familiar with the image of "weather girl", but since 2019, Mai Ngoc has officially become the News Editor of VTV1. She left an impression on the audience as the person who presents the news in Vietnam today.

In recent days, when reporting news related to the Vietnamese team, she expressed: "Whenever I mention the Vietnamese team, I feel strangely cheerful. Congratulations to the boys on two great victories, let's wait for the night of June 15."

During this time, Mai Ngoc also always raises the spirit of fighting the epidemic and spreading it to everyone. She also feels lucky that she still has a job to do: "These days, being able to go to work regularly is so lucky. Sharing with everyone because of the epidemic, work has been affected and stagnant...".