With a trim physique, Ms. Do Thi Bich Thuy - English Lecturer at the Faculty of Foreign Languages, is always active in voluntary activities. She is also known for the nickname "Rabbit". She is a source of motivation for students to conquer their successes in life, studying, and "live life to the fullest with youth" through meaningful trips.
Let's join the Faculty of Foreign Languages students to "decode" the reason teacher "Rabbit" received so much love!
Love to give is love that lasts
It is her enthusiasm, ready to roll in all activities, that "Rabbit" is the one who "inspires" all students who have the opportunity to work with her. With the concept, "giving is forever", she always wishes to spread the spirit of love and bring good things to everyone.
One of her impressive sayings is, "We will cover the map of Vietnam one day soon". This is the goal that she and the volunteer group always aim to help more people in the dear S-shaped country – shared by Nguyen Thi Hoa - 4th-year student - Business Chinese major.
As for Phu Vu Khang - 4th-year student - English Language major: "Thanks to volunteering, I feel very fortunate to live a full life, feel more open-minded, positive and loving more".
The actions she takes, every word she says have become the motivation for Van Hien students on their journey to conquer knowledge and convey love to everyone. Over the years, she and student Van Hien have always made the most of their time to many places in Ho Chi Minh City, such as: visiting heroic Vietnamese mothers, orphans and disabled children at shelters and shelters; Nursing homes, Artist Temple. In addition, Ms. Do and students also had further trips such as Vung Tau, Dong Nai, etc.
"Anything is possible if we really put our mind to it."
As a humorous but strict and disciplined person, she is always an example who energizes students in all activities. One of her sayings that impressed me and considered it a motivation when I lost my mind was, "Anything is possible if you really put your mind to it" - Phu Vu Khang confided.
Vo Thi Hong Anh - 2nd-year student - English Language major, said: "She was very thoughtful and considerate. I remember when I competed at the National English Olympic Contest, even though I was in the Central region to support flood compatriots, busy with work. The work was difficult, but she still called us regularly to ask how we prepared and practiced. We are very touched and proud to have an aunt who is always devoted to her students."
Discipline is like that, but she has an excellent sense of humor. She often says: "Giang, take care of your studies properly, later when you're rich. You can flirt with anyone you want. Now you always with the girls, how you would take care of your partner later in life".
"Despite being still "single and happy", she still is very psychological." said Nguyen Truong Giang - a 4th-year student - English language major.
Grow up through each volunteer trip
When asked about the chance that she often went on charity trips with students, she confided: "Perhaps thanks to being single and funny, it has helped her get close to students after school hours". (smile)
Talking about the most fantastic volunteer trip, she shared: "I remember the volunteer trip taking students to visit a Shelter for children with cerebral palsy in Cu Chi. Before the trip, students probably hadn't figured out who they would see this time. Still, when they arrived, everyone was silent when they saw innocent children lying motionless with deformities in their bodies.
At first, many of them were shy, but they all approached and took care of the children. The tight fists of the children and the gurgling words of joy at being fed by Van Hien's students. Witnessing the red corners of her eyes, the tears of the students at that time, she felt so happy."
"It is these volunteer trips that will help you see yourself as lucky, to live more compassionately and lovingly. Most importantly, to become a well-rounded student and make good study efforts, you need to train yourself in all aspects to become a virtuous and talented student. Following the philosophy "Having dignity before having success" of Van Hien University" - Ms. Thuy shared.