Recently, People's Artist Minh Vương held a party to celebrate his father's 95th birthday, and also commemorated his parents' 77th wedding anniversary.
This came as a huge surprise to many viewers because People's Artist Minh Vương is already in his late 70s, and no one thought his parents were still alive and well, healthy and lucid.
The party was held at a luxurious restaurant with the participation of many friends, colleagues, and fans. Many people came to congratulate the People's Artist's father on his birthday.
Because People's Artist Minh Vương had difficulty walking, his younger brother, cải lương (Vietnamese traditional opera) artist Minh Quang, took care of their parents. He personally guided his mother every step of the way.
NSND Minh Vương's father shared: "I would like to thank all of you, my friends, younger siblings, and grandchildren, for attending my birthday party today. Your presence is an honor for our family."
Ladies and gentlemen, I am deeply moved to be celebrating my 95th birthday in my homeland. Today also marks the 77th anniversary of my wedding to my wife.
That is my greatest pride, the most precious asset I have acquired in my 95 years of life.
I sincerely hope to have good health so I can return to my homeland to visit my relatives, as I also have a son, the artist Minh Vương. I would like to thank all of you, my brothers and sisters, children and grandchildren present today, as well as my grandchildren in the US, Canada, the Netherlands , and Australia, and wish them good health.
I would like to thank my youngest sister's family for flying all the way from Canada to attend my birthday. I hope everyone enjoys the party and doesn't leave until they're drunk!
The heartfelt sharing from People's Artist Minh Vương's father received a huge round of applause from the audience and friends.
People's Artist Minh Vương's father was born and raised in Can Giuoc district, Long An province. Later, he and his family moved to and settled in Australia.
Minh Vương's father also loved and had a passion for the arts, and they often had joyful moments singing traditional Vietnamese folk songs together and competing with his son on the family stage.
Source: https://giadinh.suckhoedoisong.vn/cha-ruot-nsnd-minh-vuong-tu-uc-ve-nuoc-toi-don-tuoi-95-tren-que-huong-172261004073106977.htm
