Orphaned Student Aims to Support Disadvantaged Children After University Admission
Ho Le Lan Nghia, an 18-year-old who lost both parents, has been admitted to Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology. Orphaned at birth and losing his father to COVID-19, he dreams of becoming an engineer to care for his grandmother and support children in similar circumstances.
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