A middle school girl in Ho Chi Minh City told a story about arguing with her father, before she could apologize, her father DID: A message that made millions of viewers shed tears.

April 17, 2022 16:01 GMT+7

Recently, the story of Tran Thanh Quyen Minh, a student of class 7A18, Hong Bang Secondary School (District 5, Ho Chi Minh City) in the Teen program has made many people feel sad.

At the beginning of the sharing session, Quyen Minh expressed that he was very jealous of his beautiful friends, who studied well and had his father by his side. I also had happy and joyful moments with my father. Dad also loves Quyen Minh very much, always giving the best for his daughter.

After a joyful moment of mentioning her father, her voice began to drop.

Quyen Minh talked about a year ago, when he was just entering middle school. Before the start of sixth grade, he had an argument with his father. Because I was so angry, I banged my hand on the door many times, which made my father very sad.

After that action, Quyen Minh realized his mistake and planned to apologize to his father the next morning. But because I went to school early in the morning, I couldn’t speak. When he came home from school, his father was in the bathroom again, Quyen Minh felt tired, so he went to his room to sleep.

Quyen Minh cried and shared: “That afternoon, I saw my mother shouting my name loudly. I went downstairs and saw my father lying on the ground without understanding why. At that time, there were many negative thoughts in my head. I was extremely worried, I was worried that I could not apologize to my father. My father was taken to the hospital, I had to stay at home, I was not allowed to go. After a while, I heard the news: My father is dead!

After all, what I regret most and envy most about you is that you have a father, and I have lost my father. I still have not been able to apologize to my father once. I think it’s too late now, I can’t change anything. So in this program, in addition to sharing the story, I want to send it to those who still have a father, mother, and family completely. Hope everyone will know how to take care of them, keep the best moments.”

Quyen Minh tried very hard to suppress his emotions to be able to tell his whole story. The lines shared were interrupted by choked sobs that made everyone feel sad. Many students below shed tears at the touching story of Quyen Minh’s father.

The video of Quyen Minh’s story was quickly shared on social networks. Many people sent encouragement to me and shared their own stories:

– I’m in the same situation as you, so I understand. Please respect your parents while you can.

– I am over 40 years old this year, but listening to the story also brings tears to my eyes. Try your best!

– My father died when I was young, so much so that I can’t remember his face, I can only look at it and imagine it. Every time I talk about my dad, I cry.

After nearly 2 years of broadcasting, the program Teens Talk has attracted millions of viewers nationwide, especially parents and students. The guests of the program are students from elementary to high school. They will stand at the top of the stage to share what they want to send to their family, teachers and friends.
Teenagers have provided a valuable opportunity to share difficult or unresolved issues in life. Their bravery has led to a series of real and moving stories. Many parents are surprised to see that their children can think ahead to problems beyond imagination. Through the story are meaningful messages for both students and parents.

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