Lan Ngoc 'sobbed' and spoke up, being 'played badly' by Tran Thanh in 'Running Man Vietnam 3'?

The "violence" or forcefulness in Running Man is only part of the drama, representing the high fighting spirit of the members, and should not be seen as a negative or disrespectful behavior in real life.

The return of Running Man Vietnam season 3 immediately attracted great attention from the public, especially right after the first episode aired. In addition to Tran Thanh's long-awaited appearance, the focus of attention also focused on the only pink shadow of the cast, Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc, through a dramatic confrontation. In the game of tearing up the nameplate, among a group of male warriors with outstanding physical strength, Lan Ngoc made a big shock when she successfully eliminated Tran Thanh's nameplate.

However, it is the fierceness of this struggle that has led to many mixed opinions. The moment when both artists rolled without hesitation, creating a breathtaking drama for the audience, also sparked a heated debate on social networks. Specifically, Tran Thanh's act of grabbing and pulling Lan Ngoc's ankle causing her to fall hard to the floor was considered too strong, even rough for female colleagues. Despite the pain, Lan Ngoc's "bloody" spirit is still maintained, determined to protect the nameplate to the end, but the story becomes even more tense when she reveals that she was injured after this collision.

Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc's explanation: Clarifying the spirit of play

In the midst of her name becoming the focus of discussion, Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc quickly spoke out through her personal channel to "cool down" public opinion. The actress affirmed that there were absolutely no negative problems with that situation. She shared happily and humorously behind the scenes of filming, revealing that the winning moment made her "forget the pain" and only remembered the injury when the filming was over.

Lan Ngoc's sharing also emphasized the outstanding features of the program: "It's true that few brothers remember me as a girl. It's fun to play. After the injury, she was also afraid of people taking refuge. Running Man has to fight." She affirmed her desire for the members to remain fierce, not because she is female but to reduce the intensity of playing.

Previously, at the press conference to launch the program, Lan Ngoc also had sincere comments about Tran Thanh. She likened him to "Sea Cow" after "evolving" from the "Dinosaur" in the previous era, meaning more agility and tricks. The actress admitted to trying to confront Tran Thanh but because she was not well prepared, she was injured. However, this attitude clearly shows respect for the opponent and accepting risks when participating in an intense campaign program.

Running Man's Core Spirit and Audience Perspective

The open and professional sharing from Lan Ngoc has contributed greatly to calming the criticism. The audience quickly turned to praise her spirit and dedication. Lan Ngoc, the only woman in the cast, has always maintained her performance and fierceness over many seasons, deserving of praise.

In fact, the core spirit of Running Man – whether it is the Korean or Vietnamese version – always revolves around physical fitness, strong movement and fierceness in confrontation. High-impact games such as pulling strings, smashing pillows, or tearing up nameplates are designed and implemented within a safe framework, with strict control by the production team to ensure the health of artists. It is this dramatic and physical element that creates the characteristic appeal and indispensable entertainment of the show.

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