Thousands of footsteps from three generations walking together will not only be a light exercise but also an opportunity for families to gather, share, and cherish memories together.
Early in the morning, My Khe beach – one of the top 10 most beautiful beaches in Asia, was vibrant with the colorful uniforms of families participating in the first three-generation walk in Vietnam. From grandparents to parents and young children, everyone warmed up and strolled along the seaside route in a lively atmosphere filled with laughter.
Artist Truong Giang joined the “Family Day” event organized by Long Chau and VnExpress.
The event also attracted the attention of famous artists such as Truong Giang, singer Dang Khoi’s family – Thuy Anh, ball juggler Do Kim Phuc, Vietnam, many TikTokers, and content creators beloved by young people.
As a health event for three generations of families with 1,500 participants walking, exercising, and taking care of their health, this was the first of its kind in Vietnam. Long Chau not only connected the generations through each step but also brought free health screening services for diabetes, osteoporosis, and chronic kidney disease, along with vaccination consultations and free gifts, spreading the spirit of healthy and connected living among family members and the community.
Long Chau takes care of every family, contributing to a sustainable and loving society.
“We believe that healthcare is not just a medical responsibility but also a journey that connects people. With the Family Day event – the first large-scale event for three generations to exercise and take care of their health together, Long Chau aims to bring not only enjoyable experiences but also to foster a positive lifestyle, proactive disease prevention, and improved quality of life. This is the spirit that Long Chau always upholds and spreads, accompanying all generations on the journey to a healthy and connected life,” said a representative from Long Chau.
Especially, the interactive game area attracted many children with fun activities such as “Nutrition Treasure Hunt”, “Plush Grab”, “Blind Box Unboxing”… along with a series of attractive gifts, bringing joy to the whole family.
Long Chau organized a vibrant and meaningful “Family Day” event at My Khe beach, attracting a large number of participants.
In the midst of modern and bustling life, walking together, holding hands, and sharing moments become invaluable. These simple acts give special meaning to the event, where families, from grandparents to grandchildren, are connected by love, through meaningful healthcare initiatives, and unforgettable moments. In this emotional journey of connection, Long Chau understands that taking care of each family’s health contributes to building a sustainable and loving society.
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