In an interview, MC Luu Tu Nguyen asked Tran Nghien Hy's mother - Mrs. Sai Thuc Vien, what she would think if her daughter had a new love after the divorce. Her answer quickly attracted attention.
After her marriage broke down, Tran Nghien Hy spent most of her time taking care of her children and continued to develop her acting career.
The actress's love life also often becomes a topic of public interest.
Every time rumors related to dating appear, she receives a lot of attention from the media and fans.
While many women after divorce face pressure from family and friends about remarrying, Tran Nghien Hy's mother chooses a completely different view.
She does not ask her daughter to quickly find a new person, but she also does not object if she wants to open up to love.
According to her point of view, love should go naturally. If one day a girl meets someone suitable and wants to love, she will respect that choice.
Conversely, if you don't meet someone who makes you feel safe and happy, living alone, peacefully and stably is also completely not regrettable.
What Tran Nghien Hy's mother cares about most is not whether her daughter will get married again or not, but whether she is really happy and treated kindly or not.
This view shows that she does not emphasize traditional standards of marriage, while respecting her daughter's emotions and personal choices.
The story also makes many people reflect on how families perceive the lives of people who have gone through breakups.
Many parents still believe that after divorce, children need to find someone else to start over soon. However, marriage has never been the only measure of happiness.
A person can be happy when they are with their loved one, but can also enjoy a fulfilling life when they are single.
If they meet the right person, they have the right to boldly pursue love; if they have not met, they can completely spend time taking care of themselves, raising children and enjoying life in the way they want.
Perhaps, true family love does not lie in imposing on children to live according to their parents' expectations, but in becoming a support when they need it.
Tran Nghien Hy's mother's openness therefore received much sympathy, and at the same time sent a simple message: as long as my child is happy, that is already the most joyful thing.
