The 24-year-old beauty drives a truck a thousand times heavier than her body weight, how talented is it that everyone praises?

The genZ girl surprised netizens by her small physique but not small strength. She drives a 30-ton vehicle, running bon bon bon on many mountain roads with ease.

Until now, driving a long-distance truck has been an extremely strenuous job and requires quite high driving techniques. As people imagine, this is a profession only for healthy, seasoned men. Therefore, Ngo Thi My Hanh (living in Phu Tien commune, Dinh Hoa district, Thai Nguyen) has become an idol in the hearts of many netizens.

As soon as they heard that My Hanh was driving a car a thousand times heavier than her body weight, many people were extremely surprised. Because they could not believe that a 24-year-old girl with such pure beauty, small physique, could drive a 30-ton car on the roads. They were even more surprised to learn that My Hanh has been a long-distance truck driver for 3 years now.

It is known that My Hanh's family works in the business of wood products. Years ago, her parents equipped a separate car to carry goods in various localities. Notably, when she was only 2 months old, Hanh was carried by the car on trips back and forth during the day, so she got acquainted with many roads very early.

In grade 8 and grade 9, the Hanh family has expanded their business to Hai Phong, Cao Bang, Hai Duong, Bac Ninh and Bac Giang provinces. Therefore, the Gen Z girl has more opportunities to follow her parents to explore new lands.

Along with watching her father drive, Hanh also learns the family business every day. She knows every stage of the family's business such as trading goods, choosing raw wood ...

By the time she graduated from high school, instead of going to university or vocational schools according to the usual "process" of her peers, Thai Nguyen decided to stay in her hometown and join the family business. After qualifying for the C-class driver's license test, My Hanh made the application and passed the test from the first time.

Having a degree in hand as a strength for My Hanh, she became more confident, driving throughout Ha Giang, Hai Phong, Cao Bang, Hai Duong provinces ... "In the beginning, I also trembled my legs when going through difficult roads. At that time, I focused on driving very sharply, carefully observing all sides, never urging myself to go fast and always put safety criteria first", Hanh confided.

My Hanh herself knows that long-distance truck driving is a hard job, requiring mental alertness and endurance, so at first she was quite worried. There were many roads Hanh thought impossible to walk, but then she crossed them. Many times encountering difficult bends, looking through the mirror was not enough, she had to stop completely, get down the road, look closely and then get into the car again to grab the steering wheel.

When Hanh first drove himself, Mr. Ngo Dang Dung - Hanh's father was not very secure. He had originally planned for his daughter to take a driver's license exam and leave it there. But I didn't expect her to be so determined to stick with this hard work. Every time the child goes a long way, the father loses his appetite and sleep.

It seemed that her job as a road truck driver would leave her no time to make friends. However, it is also this profession that has helped My Hanh make many new friends in all the regions she frequents. She was the only "pink ball" present in the recent offline visit of 200 members of the drivers' association in Thai Nguyen.

The Gen Z female driver adorns her giant road friend with cute colors, sticking funny Doraemon, Hello Kitty pictures. Hanh herself also said that, traveling with the truck across the northern mountainous provinces over the years, she has never met a female driver like her.

Many times Hanh encountered heart-wrenching situations, had to brake urgently because motorbikes encroached on lanes, overtook recklessly or went close to large vehicles, many cars tried to win the road and then got into blind spots... "Those are difficult situations to avoid on the road, requiring drivers to always be highly focused and observe carefully," Hanh said.

When she has free time, the girl shares her driving journey on social networks. Many of My Hanh's videos "caused a fever", bringing her many compliments and encouragement, also from there, she was called "container pink ball". "Women can also do jobs that are associated with men. As long as you try, work hard and focus, everyone can do it," is the message Han wants to spread.