(Dan Tri) - Talking with Dan Tri reporter, "hot girl who speaks 7 languages" Khanh Vy shared her views on Gen Z, the trend of "dropping out of school to earn money", and the ideal boyfriend model she aims for.
At the age of 20, Khanh Vy said that it was still too early to describe her as successful. At the age of 25, what would you say about yourself? - I don't dare say I'm successful. I'm just someone who likes to learn from others. Many people say Khanh Vy is lucky. Before you determined your direction and achieved your current success, did you ever encounter any difficulties? - When starting something, we always struggle and doubt ourselves. I didn't know which direction to take, and I tried different part-time jobs. But I think we need to try to know what we like. Choosing any path is good, as long as it brings value to the people around us. 
Khanh Vy in a conversation with Dan Tri reporter (Photo: Bich Phuong).
Who inspired Khanh Vy to realize that? - Once, while sitting in a coffee shop, I talked to a teacher of mine. My teacher said that at that time I was doing very well, but if I only focused on making money, I would be eliminated in 1-2 years. He advised me to do something that creates value, that is the sustainable path. What do you say about the compliment "other people's children" when someone mentions you? - Since I was little, my parents always "pulled me down to the ground" with compliments. Gradually, I formed the mindset that if I was wrong, I would fix it, if I was right, I would continue to develop it, not meaning "if I can do this, it means I am talented". How did my family's education affect Khanh Vy? - I am "lucky" to have a close relationship with my parents. Until now, I can still sit down and drink beer, eat grilled squid, "drink" and confide in my father. My family has a fairly traditional method of educating children, but still updated with modern aspects and not too conservative.
MC Khanh Vy is admired for her successful career and her journey of pursuing knowledge that inspires young people (Photo: Facebook character).
Being famous from an early age, Khanh Vy has enough income to buy land and cars for her parents. How does that feel? - My language of love is giving gifts, so I really like spending money, shopping, and giving gifts to my family. Sometimes the value of the gift is not important, but the care and thought I have for my loved ones. My parents are happy when I share the family's finances, but what I do is nothing compared to the sacrifices my parents have made for the three of us. So no matter what, it never feels enough (laughs).
The images on Khanh Vy's personal page always exude positive energy (Photo: Facebook character).
A perspective on life that deeply influenced Khanh Vy? - My mother always taught me "if you want to take someone else's heart, give your heart in exchange". But recently, I interviewed Professor Phan Van Truong, a trade advisor to the French Government, a person I admire very much. The professor said that the saying is true, but not enough. The professor said "if you want to take someone else's heart, give your heart in exchange completely". That means that the heart is not proof of love, but completeness is proof of love and sincerity. 
Khanh Vy is not under pressure to build a perfect image because she also has flaws and things she has not done well (Photo: Character's Facebook).
People often say "rich youngest child, poor youngest child", what about Khanh Vy's family? - When my mother was pregnant with me, the family expected me to be a son, but unfortunately (laughs). But just joking, every child is precious. I think living in a family with 3 sisters is very happy, we are always close and love each other. I also realize that I need to make an effort to help and spend more time with my parents because my two older sisters got married quite early. Khanh Vy always appears in a cheerful and lively image. Have you ever fallen into a state of "toxic positive energy"? - Many times I fall into a state of forcing myself to remind myself, "have to be happy", always ignoring, suppressing the tired emotions inside, burying myself in work. That is not good because at some point everything will explode. That moment was like the last straw that woke me up. In the past, I thought my emotions were bigger than me, my emotions controlled me. But now I know that my emotions are smaller than me and I can adjust and balance my thoughts and reactions to everything. Of course, I'm still learning, and I can't completely control my emotions yet (laughs). How do you deal with conflicting opinions about yourself? - In the past, I read comments from netizens and doubted myself. Later, I realized that I can't please everyone. There will be things I don't know, don't know, that's normal in life. I can only try harder every day.
Khanh Vy is the backstage MC of "Anh trai vu ngan cong gai" - the show that caused a fever last summer (Photo: character's Facebook).
A beautiful and successful person like Khanh Vy will have very high standards for choosing a boyfriend? - I think every girl is beautiful in her own way and has the right to choose the type of person she wants. For me, instead of looking for perfection, I look for compatibility. What kind of person I am will attract the same energy frequency. Economically, whatever level I am, I will attract similar people. We will always look for the right piece for ourselves, so there will be no measuring stick or common denominator. On social networks, young people argue a lot about whether women should "share the bill" with their male friends when going on a date. What is Khanh Vy's opinion? - For me, I think it's a pretty reasonable solution: Whoever invites, pays (laughs). In a relationship, whoever pays for the date is fine, as long as they are satisfied, comfortable and ready for it. 
Khanh Vy affirmed that she does not set high standards for her boyfriend, but is only looking for the right match for her frequency (Photo: Character's Facebook).
If you have a boyfriend, what do you expect from him? - I like people who have a providing mindset. Providing here is not about money, but someone who can solve problems with me, help me refer to good thinking, learn more. At that time, I am also the one who is willing to stand by, trust and accompany them. What does Khanh Vy think about the "pressure to overcome happiness" of generation Z? - Each generation has its own happiness and suffering. I think generation Z has many choices, which is a favorable condition but also has disadvantages, making us wonder what to do. In a conversation with Uncle Lai Van Sam, he also told me about this. In his time, there was only A or B, just go and think about it. Now, young people have A, B, C, X, Y, Z - too many choices. That is why many young people are not satisfied and pressure about the path they take is inevitable. Gen Z also has early access to social media and modern technology, which is both a good thing and something that makes us dependent. Reading too much and surfing too many streams of information makes Gen Z lose focus, become disturbed, and "unable to calm down" (laughs).
Khanh Vy's radiant and energetic appearance at the age of 25 (Photo: Facebook character).
Some young people do not value the path of knowledge, prefer to go out to work freelance, do business, and rush into making money early. What do you think? - I think earning money is also a difficult journey, requiring a lot of effort and experience, and is not easy to achieve. As long as the money you earn is legitimate, you have every right to be proud of yourself. In addition, learning is not only in books, we can learn from people, partners, and life around us. So in my opinion, it is encouraging that young people have a good income. However, you should pay attention to the speed, if you want to make money quickly, it is not okay, because "haste makes waste". Thank you Khanh Vy for sharing!
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