Cute, athlete Nguyen Thi Huyen took her daughter down to the field to celebrate the 31st SEA Games gold medal

This is the consecutive victory of the women’s relay team Vietnamese athletics from SEA Games 2015 up to now after overthrowing the domination of Thai athletes. In the race at My Dinh Stadium on the evening of May 18, this advantage was once again repeated.

Nguyen Thi Huyen and her daughter support the athletics competition at My Dinh Stadium Jiang Lao

Vietnamese female athletes in turn started with Hoang Thi Ngoc, Quach Thi Lan, Nguyen Thi Hang and Nguyen Thi Huyen close the book in the last run, leaving the Thai competitors far behind to finish early with a time of 3 minutes 37.99. While the Thai athletes followed with a record of 3 minutes 42.90 seconds.

Previously, Nguyen Thi Huyen also won gold in the 400 m content, but lost the 400 m hurdles to teammate Quach Thi Lan after 3 previous SEA Games won gold.

However, with the double gold medal at the 31st SEA Games, it was enough for Nguyen Thi Huyen to celebrate with great joy, especially being able to compete and achieve at home. Therefore, this 28-year-old girl from Nam Dinh also has the opportunity to happily celebrate with her family and above all with her young daughter.

After completing the 4x400m relay race, Nguyen Thi Huyen immediately ran to the stands to hold her daughter from her family and friends, creating a cute and warm image on My Dinh field. emotional audience.

Cute pictures of Nguyen Thi Huyen celebrating with her daughter and teammates after winning the 4x400m relay content for 4 consecutive SEA Games Jiang Lao

Many people joke, maybe in the future Nguyen Thi Huyen’s daughter can succeed her mother because she is passionate about athletics and enthusiastically cheers for the aunts and uncles in the next Vietnamese athletics team to compete in the next competition. 4×400 m men’s relay with athletes such as Le Ngoc Phuc, Tran Nhat Hoang, Luong Van Thao, Quach Cong Lich (won silver).

Nguyen Thi Huyen said: “This is my personal great happiness. Because I have to practice and compete away from home often, I have very little time to spend with my daughter. Therefore, when the 31st SEA Games are held in Vietnam, I cherish that if I win the gold medal, it will be a reward for my daughter. So, right after the victory, the first thing I thought of was running to hug my daughter down to the field to have fun with my teammates. It’s fun because the baby loves it and cheers enthusiastically at the competitions. This joy is an unforgettable memory in the athlete’s life for me and my daughter.”