Journalist Ho Thi Hai Au
Ho Thi Hai Au
Living place: Vietnam
Birthday: 6-11-1968 (58 years old)
Population of the world 1968: 3.556 billions
Global rank: #46102
Facebook: facebook.com/longchaucusy.ho
Email: updating
Phone number: updating
Journalist Ho Thi Hai Au - The Vietnamese mother behind the journey to conquer the Harvard scholarship of 320,000 USD
Ho Thi Hai Au is a writer and journalist (Banking Times) known to many readers for her profound writing style, rich in experience and always putting people, education and culture at the center. Not only did she make her mark on the newspaper, Ho Thi Hai Au also made the public admire her journey as a single mother successfully raising her daughter, helping her win a full scholarship to Harvard University worth 320,000 USD.
The special thing about Ho Thi Hai Au is that she has never considered herself an educational expert or built the image of a "model mother". What she shares comes from her own challenging life as a mother: there are concerns, stumbles, tears, but also many simple moments of happiness. It is that honesty that creates the weight of Ho Thi Hai Au's story in the hearts of parents.
Vietnamese mother teaches her children to walk with the world" - A book bearing Ho Thi Hai Au's mark
Among a series of parenting books on the market, Vietnamese mother teaches her children to walk with the world by Ho Thi Hai Au still maintains a unique position. The book does not follow a dogmatic or hard theoretical style, but rather 18 years of companionship. learning and growing up with the children of a Vietnamese mother.
The book was written by Ho Thi Hai Au after her daughter - La Ho Thi Minh Khue - became the only Vietnamese student to receive a full scholarship to Harvard University worth 320,000 USD. Immediately upon its release, the work created strong sympathy in the parent community, especially those who are struggling to find a way to raise children in the global era.
La Ho Thi Minh Khue - Sweet fruit from Ho Thi Hai Au's journey to motherhood
Born in 1996, La Ho Thi Minh Khue studied at Hanoi - Amsterdam High School for the Gifted. She not only impressed with her excellent academic achievements but was also highly appreciated for her artistic ability and spirit of dedication to the community.
Outstanding milestones of Minh Khue includes:
-
Third prize at the International Piano Competition in Korea in 2010
-
Main pianist in the concert program “Summer Melodies” in 2013
-
Carry out a personal exhibition “My love”
-
Use all profits from artistic activities to build 22 bookcases for the program "Booking the countryside"
Behind the image of a confident, multi-talented and humane Minh Khue is the silent but persistent companion of journalist Ho Thi Hai Au.
A book of life experience, not a formula for teaching children
Vietnamese mother teaches children to walk with the world:
-
Author: Ho Thi Hai Au
-
Publisher: Labor
-
Publisher: Thai Ha Books
-
Release time: November 2015
The work is more than 700 pages thick, divided into 7 parts, including hundreds of short articles with specific evidence. Through each page of the book, Ho Thi Hai Au recounts the process of equipping her children with knowledge, skills, personality and courage to live throughout 18 years of adulthood.
Ho Thi Hai Au's philosophy of raising children
Being a mother is inherently difficult, being a single mother raising a child who passed Harvard University is even more difficult. Since Minh Khue was young, Ho Thi Hai Au exposed her to drawing, piano, swimming, foreign languages... even though her economic conditions were not abundant and she did not show any outstanding natural talent.
In the opinion of journalist Ho Thi Hai Au, these activities are not intended to create pressure for achievement, but to help children:
-
Feel the beauty of life
-
Relieve mental stress
-
Form skills to confidently step into the future
-
And most importantly, know how to live happily
It is that philosophy of humanistic education that has created sustainable value for Ho Thi Hai Au's story of motherhood, as well as for the book Vietnamese Mother Teaches Her Children to Walk Along with the World.
Close relationship
Updating!
Height: updating
Weight: updating
Measurements: updating
Ho Thi Hai Au birthday 6-11-1968 (at the age of 58).
Where is Journalist Ho Thi Hai Au's birth place, what is Zodiac/Chinese Zodiac?
Ho Thi Hai Au was born in Vietnam. Ms, whose Zodiac is Scorpius, and who Chinese Zodiac is The Monkey. Ho Thi Hai Au's global rank is 46102 and whose rank is 179 in list of famous Journalist. Population of the world in 1968 is about 3.556 billions persons.
- Celebrities named Au
- Celebrities named Hai Au
- Celebrities named Thi Hai Au
- Celebrities named Ho Thi Hai Au
/
Journalist Ho Thi Hai Au's radiant smile
Journalist Ho Thi Hai Au teaches her children to move with the world
Journalist Ho Thi Hai Au shares the secret to raising her children to win Harvard scholarships
Top famous Journalist
Top famous Zodiac of Scorpius
Top famous Chinese Zodiac of The Monkey
Top celebrities born in 1968
Top celebrities born in November
Top celebrities born in 6th
Comment:
Cotent:
Events in 1968 and 6-11
Events in the world in the birth year of Ho Thi Hai Au
- North Korea seizes US Navy ship Pueblo; holds 83 on board as spies (Jan. 23).
- North Vietnamese launch the Tet Offensive, a turning point in the Vietnam War (Jan.-Feb.).
- American soldiers massacre 347 civilians at My Lai (March 16). Background: Vietnam War
- Czechoslovakia is invaded by Russians and Warsaw Pact forces to crush liberal regime (Aug. 20).
Birthday Ho Thi Hai Au (6-11) in history
- Day 6-11 year 1860: Abraham Lincoln was elected president of the United States.
- Day 6-11 year 1861: Jefferson Davis was elected president of the Confederate States of America.
- Day 6-11 year 1869: The first intercollegiate soccer game took place (Rutgers 6, Princeton 4).
- Day 6-11 year 1893: Composer Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky died in St. Petersburg, Russia, at age 53.
- Day 6-11 year 1913: Mohandas Gandhi led a march of miners in South Africa. He was arrested three times in the first four days of the march.
