“Aspiration to shine” included 60 photos of nearly 50 groups and individuals, introducing gender-specific stories in the professional sports career of female athletes, including athletes with disabilities. The road to professional sports, standing on top of glory for ordinary people is difficult, but for female athletes, especially disabled athletes, it’s much more difficult.
Disable track and field athlete Ms. Nguyen Thi Thuy. Photo: BTPN
The exhibition as an affirmation that to women sport is not just medals but also contribute to improving the positive attitude towards the image of a woman who is strong, passionate, desirous of dedication and capable of mastering all fields. The girls of Vietnamese sports have created a beautiful image and are mirrors that have strong reflection in the community…
The exhibition has 3 topics: Top of the Game, After the Game, Simple Moment
“Top of the Game” are images of sweats, even blood and tears falling on the track and training ground, and then tears bursting with happiness, a smile full of pride, the glory of athletes when stepping on the podium.
To get the medal, female athletes have to sacrifice a lot of things. Photo: BTPN
“After the Game” are stories with gender-specific nature. In order to get the medals, for the national anthem to be heard, the national flag to be raised high and the country’s sports to be recognized, female athletes have had to sacrifice a lot of things, even they have to forget about their personal happiness.
The exhibition “Aspiration to shine” was introduced to the public from May 12 at the Vietnam Women’s Museum, 36 Ly Thuong Kiet, Hanoi.
“Simple moments” are ordinary moments but full of emotions and happiness when female athletes return to their families after stressful days of training and competition…
The exhibition “Aspiration to shine” is open to public form May 12th at Vietnam Women’s Museum, 36 Ly Thuong Kiet, Hanoi./.
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