Thuy Hien, from the age of 12, joined Thuy Vinh's sister Thuc Lam in martial arts at the Thieu Lam Martial Arts Academy with Nguyen Tung Lam at Duc Giang Elementary School. Martial arts learning two sisters hide his mother but the support of his father. Thuy Hien, thanks to her innate talent, quickly won the trust of the teacher and fellow through the right way, the nose, the nose of the gentle when bravely outstrip many fellow students of the same age. other. After practicing for a year, she has consistently won gold medals in connoisseurship and training in the city and nationwide.
In those years, Wushu was started by Hoang Vinh Giang, then the director of the Hanoi Department of Sports and Physical Culture. In 1992, it was considered as a turning point for Thuy Hien when she was selected by Hoang Vinh Giang to practice Wushu at the first Wushu class of Hanoi. Under the direct guidance of the teachers: Nguyen Tung Lam, Nguyen Xuan Thi and especially under the guidance of two Chinese coach Phan Han Quang and Tran Huc Hong, Thuy Hien has made great progress. .
Only one year later, in 1993, at the World Championships held in Malaysia, Nguyen Thuy Hien, then 14, was selected to represent Vietnam in the [taolu] event. For the first time to attend an international class, she was encouraged by her teachers and her teammates to overcome the worries and pressures of completing two excellent examinations brought to Wushu Vietnam. A gold medal, a silver medal and a silver medal, alongside a bronze medal in Taiwan's Mai Thanh Ba and a bronze medal in bronze by Vu Van Thuong. This event has put Thuy Hien in the history of Vietnamese sports as the first gold medalist in the world. Returning to the country, Thuy Hien has been awarded the 3rd Class Labor Medal by the Government.
In 1994, Thuy Hien participated in the Wushu tournament in Asiad but failed. When returning home, taking the motto "failure is the mother of success," she tried to train more with the training at the Center for training high-level athletes in Hanoi as well as in Guangxi (China )
In 1995 is considered the year bumper medal of Thuy Hien. At the Wushu Southeast Asian Games held in Hanoi, she won two gold medals in Martial Arts and Law School. In the same year, she was nominated for the Wushu World Championships in Baltimore, USA, and in this competition, competing against Chinese athletes, she won only one silver medal. Two bronze medals. From here, Thuy Hien image has become familiar to sports fans in general and Wushu in particular.
In 1996, Thuy Hien was sent to Guangzhou (China) for a long time. Also this year, she competed once at the Asian Wushu Championships held in the Philippines, won a gold medal for the sake of magic and a silver medal.
In 1997 she won two gold medal titles in academy and academy at the SEA Games 19 held in Indonesia and only about 20 days later, at Wushu World Championship held in Rome, Italy, she won 1 medal. Gold Tactics and two silver medalists, the School of Law. [9] With that achievement, she was awarded the Labor Medal Second Class by the State and was voted as the best athlete in Vietnam in 1997.
In 1999, she won the gold medal of the right and silver medal in the world championship. [10]
2001 is considered one of the year bold medal of Thuy Hien gold. At the 2001 SEA Games held in 2001, she won three gold medals. Also this year she won three gold medals at the Wushu World Championships in Armenia. [11]
In 2003, she went on to win a gold medal at the 7th World Championships in Macau, China. [12]
Nguyen Thuy Hien has always been a golden hope for Vietnamese athletes at SEA Games, ASIAD, Wushu Championships in Southeast Asia, Asia or the World during a youthful period of training and competition. Facial expressions, facial expressions, definitive gestures, persistence, and tireless effort are the reasons why Thuy Hien has been a staple of wushu for many years.
Since 2005 she has retired and became the Wushu referee and referee for the Hanoi Department of Sports and Physical Education.
