The special program Time, Oh Time! Telling a Story with the theme “She is Beautiful” will transport viewers back in time to explore and honor the strength, elegance, and inspiration of Vietnamese women throughout history. From vibrant folk paintings and exquisite artworks to heroic historical stories, haunting cinematic masterpieces, and deeply moving memories brought back to life, the show promises an evening filled with profound emotions and meaningful reflections.
People Artist Lan Huong will begin the journey with an intriguing discussion on the painting Jealousy, while MC Hong Nhung offers a modern perspective with a witty remark: “Nowadays, women only apply lipstick, not engage in jealousy”. Art researcher Pham Minh Quan will unravel the unique beauty of Vietnamese women through folk paintings, particularly “Young Woman with Lily”, a symbol of gentleness and inner strength.
Beyond art, the program will take audiences back to the heroic years of the nation's history. Professor Doctor Vu Minh Giang, Vice President of Vietnam National University Hanoi, will share memories of resilient women such as Nguyen Thi Binh, who became an icon of strength and patriotism. The story of Nguyen Thi Hong Nhan, a former Truong Son soldier who put aside her studies to join the military. If I do not regret my youth, then I regret nothing, and will deeply move viewers.
In the world of literature and music, the image of Vietnamese women is portrayed in profound and multidimensional ways. Poet Phan Dang will depict the figure of the Vietnamese mother through heartfelt verses, while singer Ha Le will perform timeless songs by the late musician Trinh Cong Son where the presence of women serves as an endless source of inspiration. Singer Bui Lan Huong will also discuss her journey of embodying Khanh Ly in the Trinh music project, reflecting on her emotional experiences capturing the spirit femininity in music. The two vocalists, Ha Le and Bui Lan Huong, will deliver poignant and lingering melodies through classic songs such as Pink Rain, Diem of the Past, and Age of Stone.
In the realm of cinema, Vietnamese women have left a lasting impression in numerous films. People Artist Lan Huong expresses deep admiration for female characters in classic movies, such as People Artist Tra Giang's portrayal of Sister Tu Hau in 17th Parallel Days and Nights, and People Artist Thanh Tu's role as Nhu in The August Star, both embodying gentleness yet immense strength and resilience.
The program will also share inspiring stories of modern women. Thanh Nha, the first Vietnamese woman to conquer Mount Everest, will recount her challenging journey and the invaluable lessons of perseverance and endurance.
Time, Oh Time! Telling a Story is not just an entertainment program, but alsopays a moving homage to Vietnamese women, those who have, are, and will continue to write the most beautiful stories of the nation.
Tune in to witness these heartfelt narratives and unforgettable moments in Time, Oh Time! Telling a Story, airing at 2115 on February 3 on VTV3
