Recently, the fanpage of the “Chiến sĩ quả cảm” (Brave Warriors) program released a photo of all 12 artists participating in the show wearing military uniforms, which garnered attention and received numerous compliments from the audience. The artists include MC Thành Trung, Tiến Luật, Kiều Minh Tuấn, Quốc Thiên, Lê Thành Dương (Ngô Kiến Huy), Lê Dương Bảo Lâm, Lê Trường Sơn (Neko Lê), Phan Mạnh Quỳnh, Liên Bỉnh Phát, Nguyễn Trường Sinh (Song Luân), Nguyễn Hải Long (Long Hạt Nhài), and Nguyễn Việt Hoàng (Mono).
The images of the artists in military uniforms were highly praised, with many describing them as “absolutely cinematic” and making the audience feel like they’re watching a Hollywood action movie. The program’s organizers released three sets of photos, each featuring four brave warriors, and all received thousands of likes and hundreds of positive comments. Many viewers praised the meticulous investment in the photos, with the artists’ expressions and gestures exuding a sense of gravitas and strength. Artist Tự Long even commented that the images resembled a “suicide squad”.
The artists also expressed their respect and admiration for the military uniform and the program. Kiều Minh Tuấn shared that he felt incredibly handsome wearing the uniform of the People’s Public Security force, and the color of the uniform filled him with pride. Lê Dương Bảo Lâm revealed that he decided to participate in the program to challenge himself and showcase the steel-like spirit of the People’s Public Security force. He also shared that his daily job is to bring laughter to the audience, but this time, he has a greater mission – to immerse himself in the role of a police officer on the front lines, silently sacrificing to bring peace to the people.
“Chiến sĩ quả cảm” is a reality TV program that recreates slices of life and the duties of Vietnamese People’s Public Security officers. The program is set to air at 8 PM on July 27 on VTV3 and promises to offer viewers fresh insights into the lives and work of the armed forces. Other artists also shared their experiences in the program. Song Luân reflected that after training with the firefighting, rescue, and emergency team, he gained a deeper appreciation for the silent sacrifices and immense values that all officers and soldiers bring to the people unconditionally.
Tiến Luật stated that this program is highly recommended for all audiences, as it provides valuable knowledge that can save lives and those around them. The “Chiến sĩ quả cảm” program showcases the bravery and selflessness of the Vietnamese People’s Public Security officers, offering a unique perspective on their daily lives and the challenges they face. VTV3 will air the program, allowing viewers to witness the transformation of these artists into brave warriors. The fanpage of the program will likely continue to share updates and behind-the-scenes content, further enticing viewers to tune in.
