Billionaire Hoang Kieu’s Daughter-in-Law Shares Heartwarming Vietnamese Tet Traditions in the United States

Dao Lan Phuong, the former supermodel and daughter-in-law of billionaire Hoang Kieu, recently shared insights into how her family maintains their Vietnamese roots while living in the United States. Despite having lived abroad for many years, the family of Dao Lan Phuong and her husband, Sammy Hoang, remains deeply committed to the traditional customs of the Lunar New Year. For Phuong, Tet is a time of reunion and reflection. She takes great pride in personally shopping for traditional foods, decorating their home, and preparing the necessary rituals for ancestral offerings. Her story highlights the resilience of cultural identity within the Vietnamese diaspora, showing that the spirit of Tet transcends geographical boundaries.

One of the most charming revelations from her interview was the practice of giving 'Li Xi' (lucky money). Even as an adult and a mother of two, Dao Lan Phuong joyfully shared that she still receives lucky money from her father-in-law, billionaire Hoang Kieu. She also maintains the playful tradition of being the first to give lucky money to her husband, Sammy Hoang, every New Year's Day. For Phuong, the value of Li Xi is not in the amount of money, but in the sincerity and the wishes for good fortune it carries. Beyond her family life, 2023 was a landmark year for the couple professionally, as their investment in the film 'The Last Wife' (Người Vợ Cuối Cùng) surpassed the 100 billion VND milestone at the box office. Whether through film or through her personal lifestyle, Dao Lan Phuong continues to promote Vietnamese culture, proving that elegance and tradition can go hand-in-hand. Her approach to the holiday—focusing on family, sincerity, and avoiding the pressures of financial showmanship—offers a refreshing perspective on modern Tet celebrations.

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