Bang Kieu's ex-wife – Trizzie Phuong Trinh – suddenly made an urgent appeal on stage, hoping that the audience and the show would help a famous female singer who had been "missing" for more than 10 years due to a monstrous disease.

Singer Trizzie Phuong Trinh – Bang Kieu's ex-wife – held a special music night at her restaurant and invited singer Bao Han to attend. This is also the first time Bao Han has returned to perform in front of a large audience after many years of retirement due to Parkinson's disease. This event not only has artistic significance but also inspires Bao Han's energy to live and love for the profession.

Trizzie Phuong Trinh shared: "Many people ask me why I invited Bao Han to attend. More than 10 years ago, I had to have laryngeal surgery, lost my voice for 3 years, and couldn't sing. At that time, every time I saw my colleagues standing on the stage performing, I felt sad and sorry for myself. I completely sympathize with Bao Han when she hasn't been able to sing for more than 10 years just because of Parkinson's disease. Despite being seriously ill, Bao Han always loves life, is full of energy and appears beautiful at every event."

The singer also emphasized: "Why let the disease take my life? Why not go back to the stage and sing to the audience, which is also singing for yourself? I encouraged Bao Han and today she is officially back on stage, back to the profession. I hope that distant shows watching this clip will give Bao Han the opportunity to perform. At this time, Bao Han really needs support from the audience and colleagues."

Despite being over 50 years old and suffering from Parkinson's disease for a long time, Bao Han is still full of energy when standing on stage. She danced very fiercely, her slim physique and fiery performance style surprised the audience. Previously, Bao Han was a famous singer abroad in the late 90s, belonging to the younger generation with a fresh and energetic music style. She is also a fashion icon with a physique that is not inferior to a model.

However, when she was at the peak of her career, Bao Han was forced to retire, mysteriously "disappearing", making the audience curious. She revealed the cause: suffering from severe Parkinson's disease, causing stiff limbs, convulsions and difficulty performing on stage. She shared: "I can't sing because of Parkinson's disease. This is an incurable disease, only taking medication to maintain movement, but it is not normal like people. If I don't take the medicine, my body will have convulsions."

Bao Han explained more about the disease: "This disease depends on each person's body, the manifestation is different. Some people are heavy, some are light, and they can't even walk. I have family genes. In my house, my mother, me, my uncle and my second brother were all sick, each of them had a symptom. My mother and I have the same thing: stiff limbs, trembling limbs. Stiff legs make it difficult for me to walk and tired. If I don't take the medicine, I can't do anything."

Returning to the stage this time, Bao Han has proven her extraordinary energy and deep love for the profession. She shows that illness cannot subdue the passion and vitality of an artist. Bao Han's return is not only a memorable moment for the audience but also a testament to her optimistic spirit, energy to overcome difficulties and belief in life.

The audience and colleagues all hope that Bao Han will continue to receive more support and performance opportunities in the future.