As If There Were No Separation: Miracles of Reunion

Marking its return on VTV1, As If There Were No Separation recounts the story of a woman who, 50 years after the war ended, returned to her homeland—a fertile area along the Vu Gia River in Dai Loc, Quang Nam. The little girl who once left her home has now returned as a woman in her sixties, weary from a lifetime of longing to be reunited with her family.

Throughout 2025, VTV viewers will continue to follow touching stories of separation and reunion each month. A beautiful love story torn apart by war. A girl taken to China by her birth mother  finally reunited with her father and siblings through the program, only to learn that her mother had been imprisoned for human trafficking. A five-year-old boy who was lost while attending the first Peaceful Mid-Autumn Festival in 1975 with his brother, was finally reunited with his family. Children of Vietnamese descent who grew up abroad under various circumstances are gradually returning to find their birth mothers, to learn who they are and where they came from.

One of the emotional reunions is successfully orchestrated by the program.

In response to VTV's support and the love of the audience, As If There Were No Separation is working harder than ever to identify missing persons and organize faster reunions. The program is also producing high-quality broadcasts with improved visuals. The return to VTV is a major opportunity to reach out to those still separated from their loved ones and help them find their families. It also allows the public better to understand the meaningful work behind this volunteer initiative and join hands to create more miracles of reunion.