Vu Linh's younger brother, sitting in a wheelchair, sings traditional Vietnamese folk songs; the audience's reaction to this is surprising.

During the memorial concert for the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh, artist Tieu Linh, despite her frail health and being confined to a wheelchair, still managed to sing traditional Vietnamese folk songs with great emotion. This image moved the audience, and many rushed onto the stage to give flowers, gifts, and even cash to encourage her.

The recent memorial concert for the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh left many touching moments. On stage, artist Tieu Linh – Vu Linh's younger brother – appeared in a wheelchair, his face showing clear signs of fatigue, but still trying his best to sing traditional Vietnamese folk songs. This image moved the audience deeply, as everyone knew his health was very poor, and singing on stage was an extraordinary effort.

The auditorium was packed with people; many audience members not only bought tickets but also brought flowers, gifts, and even cash to personally hand to artist Tieu Linh. This act not only showed their love but also served as encouragement for the artist who has dedicated her life to Cai Luong (Vietnamese traditional opera). Applause rang out continuously, creating a warm and touching atmosphere.

Artist Hong Nhung – Vu Linh's sister – shared that before the concert, the family was extremely worried because Vu Linh's health was unstable. However, seeing the large number of audience members still attending, she felt comforted and happy. Hong Nhung emotionally said: "As soon as I pushed Vu Linh's wheelchair onto the stage, I choked up because I saw how much the audience loved me. I was surprised that so many people still supported me."

Not only the two veteran artists, but also Vu Linh's niece – artist Hong Phuong – participated in the program. Hong Phuong is considered the heir to the family's artistic legacy, pursuing folk music and bolero. Her appearance brings hope that the artistic tradition of the Vu Linh family will continue to be preserved and developed.

The audience at the concert couldn't hide their emotions. Many said that the image of Tieu Linh sitting in a wheelchair but still singing traditional Vietnamese folk songs was proof of her burning love for art, despite her illness. Some audience members even commented that it was this resilience that made them feel that traditional Vietnamese opera still has life and can still touch the hearts of viewers.

The concert was not only an occasion to commemorate the late Meritorious Artist Vu Linh, but also a testament to the audience's connection with the artist's family. Despite many hardships and difficulties, the love for Cai Luong (Vietnamese traditional opera) and for the artists has never faded. The image of audience members rushing onto the stage to give cash to Tieu Linh became a special highlight, reflecting the empathy and sharing of the public.

It can be said that this event has rekindled faith in the vitality of Cai Luong – a traditional art form facing many challenges. It is moments of emotion like this that help audiences remember that Cai Luong is not just art, but also emotion, memory, and a connection between artists and the public.

The concert ended with tears and smiles. Despite her frail health, Tiểu Linh sang; Hồng Nhung remained strong; Hồng Phượng continued the tradition. And the audience – those who stood up and rushed to the stage to express their love – are proof that cải lương (Vietnamese traditional opera) still holds a place in the hearts of the Vietnamese people.

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