Controversial for incorrectly recording Vietnamese slogans, Jenny Huynh scored an absolute score

Female TikToker Chao (Nguyen Chau Anh) has become the focus of debate when in a post to congratulate the National Day, she wrote down the wrong phrase which is considered sacred of the nation.

Specifically, instead of writing "Independence - Freedom - Happiness", Chao wrote "Freedom - Independence - Happiness". The confusion seems small but causes great frustration, because this is a familiar slogan, appearing in many administrative documents, carrying symbolic value for the Vietnamese people.

What made the public opinion even more fierce was that in the photo accompanying the post, the shirt she wore was printed with the exact slogan. Just by observing carefully, she could completely avoid this mistake.

After noticing the error, Chao quickly edited the article and publicly apologized. She admitted her carelessness and hoped to receive sympathy from the audience. However, the apology did not calm the wave of criticism. Under the comment section, a series of comments expressed disappointment, saying that confusing basic slogans on important occasions is difficult to accept, especially with a face with a large number of followers like Chao.

Others think that this mistake can be ignored if you look at it from an unintentional aspect, but it is also a reminder for Chao to be more careful and responsible with each post.

While the controversy around Chao was still hot, social networks simultaneously compared her with another prominent face - Jenny Huynh. In contrast to Chao's carelessness, Jenny scored absolute points thanks to her small but delicate actions when returning to Vietnam on the occasion of National Day.

Jenny Huynh flew home from the US to immerse herself in the sacred atmosphere of September 2. She chose Hanoi as her destination, wore a white ao dai and confidently affirmed: "Proud to be Vietnamese". This simple but meaningful moment quickly received a rain of compliments from the online community, because it evoked the traditional image and national spirit.

Not only that, before the holidays, Jenny also participated in many activities to spread the spirit of patriotism. She appeared in the MV Made In Vietnam with Phuong My Chi and the DTAP group, conveying a message of pride in Vietnamese culture and people. The female YouTuber also made a Slime in the shape of the Vietnamese flag herself, posted it on her personal channel and attracted millions of views.

Since returning home, Jenny's fanpage of more than 2.5 million followers has been constantly filled with images associated with the color of the flag. The transformation trend clips are all inspired by the red flag with a gold star. Sometimes she wears ao dai, sometimes she wears a four-body shirt, a Ba Ba shirt, a bandana - traditional costumes typical of many regions. The sophistication and love for the homeland expressed in every small detail makes Jenny constantly praised.

It is the contrast between the two images - on the one hand, Chao's unfortunate mistakes, on the other hand, Jenny's delicate actions - that makes the public put the two characters on the scales.

However, there are also many views calling for sympathy for Chao. They think that her mistake did not come from intentionality, and the fact that she promptly admitted her mistakes and corrected them is a remarkable point. The problem is that, once he has become an influential person, all of Chao's actions are always scrutinized and exaggerated compared to ordinary people.

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