How Vietnamese Stars Celebrate Tet: Giving Back and Family Traditions

Tet Nguyên Đán, the Vietnamese Lunar New Year, is a time for reflection, family reunion, and giving back. This year, many prominent Vietnamese artists have shared how they spend their holidays, blending traditional festivities with philanthropic efforts.

Singer Hà Anh Tuấn has been notably busy, not just with his upcoming 'Storii concert 2: The Spring Keeper', but also with his meaningful charity initiative 'Keeping the Spring'. Tracing funds from his concert, Hà Anh Tuấn and his team have prepared 2,500 gift packages for underprivileged families across ten provinces, including Ho Chi Minh City, Da Nang, and Hue. For him, every family deserves a complete and happy Tet, and these small, practical gifts aim to help preserve the sanctity and joy of the traditional New Year meal.

Meanwhile, singer Hồ Quang Hiếu is embracing a new chapter of his life with his wife, Tuệ Như. For Hiếu, this year’s Tet feels different—more vibrant and filled with joy. After performing at a New Year’s Eve show in Phu Quoc, the couple plans to visit temples to pray for health and peace before returning to their hometowns in Ca Mau and Dak Lak. Tuệ Như, experiencing her first Tet as a married woman, has been busy learning the traditions of housekeeping and ancestral worship, showing a deep respect for the family values that unite the generations.

Actor Thuận Nguyễn, riding the wave of his successful 2023, remains dedicated to his craft. Despite a busy schedule, including filming in Da Lat until the 28th of the lunar month, he ensures he is home for the New Year's Eve countdown, prioritizing family time above all else. His commitment to his career and his family serves as an inspiration to many young artists.

Veteran MC Quyền Linh continues to be a symbol of compassion. With nearly 30 years of involvement in charity, he views his work as a way to 'repay life'. He emphasizes the importance of teaching his children the value of hard work and empathy. Each year, he takes his daughters to visit underprivileged families, helping them understand that 'living is sharing'.

Finally, artist Việt Hương maintains her tradition of bringing joy to others. Beyond her busy work schedule, she hosts the 'Warm Spring Day' program, blending art and charity to offer positive energy and gifts to those in need. These stories reflect the true spirit of Tet in Vietnam: a time for love, community support, and the preservation of beautiful family traditions.

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