Phi Nhung tearfully recounted the story of her family losing a loved one.

Phi Nhung was a guest at the press conference announcing the "Seventh Wish" program of Vietnam Television. The female singer performed a touching song about family love on stage.

Phi Nhung recounted that she had one wish: that her maternal aunt would soon find her son, who had been missing for 10 years. Many years ago, Phi Nhung's cousin went to the United States but then lost contact with his family. Her aunt and uncle have been searching tirelessly without success.

Phi Nhung's uncle is battling cancer and is in very poor health. She considers him like her own father because he cared for and raised her since childhood. The singer is heartbroken because many days she goes to perform but worries that her uncle might pass away at any moment. She wishes for a miracle so that her family can find her long-lost cousin and her uncle can see his son one last time.

The "Seventh Wish" program, broadcast since 2014, has attracted the attention of a large audience. Each episode features a genuine, simple story about the struggles and efforts of people striving for a better future.

Mr. Lai Bac Hai Dang (far left), representing Vietnam Television, attended the press conference announcing the program in Ho Chi Minh City. The production team shared that for a program to air, the team must discuss ideas and verify the topic at least a month in advance. Many small teams work in parallel to ensure filming progress and maintain confidentiality from the main characters. On average, a production team has 15 members, including a content director, cinematographer, production organizer, editors, cameramen, recording assistants, technicians, and drivers. The production team travels to remote areas across the North, Central, and South of Vietnam to make many people's dreams come true. The program currently airs every two weeks.