"Four Grace" opened quite specially with the sound of the temple bell ringing on the stage. Director Pham Hoang Giang has reenacted a vivid, majestic bell floor with hundreds of kilograms of pagoda bells invited.

In that sacred atmosphere, under the stage, the audience lit up the lights with sparkling flowers like the stars, creating a very holy atmosphere.

"Four Grace" show. Photo: Hoa Nguyen - Binh Quach

Many audiences were in tears, feeling their hearts tighten in emotion when Tan Nhan sang the song "Muc Kien Lien saves his mother".Her emotional voice sophisticatedly portrayed the hurt of Muc Kien Lien who wants to be in pain instead of his sick mother.

The elaborate dance choreography tells the story of Mr. Muc Kien Lien who saved his mother from a deep and dark prison, which was also the origin of theVu Lan festival, helping the audience to understand more deeply about Filial piety.

Tan Nhan made the audience shed tears when singing Vu Lan to celebrate filial piety. Photo: Hoa Nguyen - Binh Quach

Tan Nhan and emitment artist Dinh Cuong sang "Sadly sitting, miss my old mother". Photo: Hoa Nguyen - Binh Quach

The audience was extremely grateful to the simple, rustic traditional music but fully expressed the immense love of parents and the commandments that each child should live fully Filial piety. It reminded the children not to forget that their parents gave the birth and nurtured them, no matter how difficult and turbulent it were.

Tan Nhan shared on stage with MC My Lan. Photo: Hoa Nguyen - Binh Quach

The chapter "The grace for the birth" music night was like a beautiful silence note of the program, the audience completely immersed in the stories of parents' love, about the word of Filial piety. It made some heart throbbing of Children who sometimes because of a chaotic life, not remembering their parents are always waiting for them.