Bachelor of Journalism and Communication crowned 1st runner-up Miss Sake Vietnam

Surpassing hundreds of talented girls from the preliminary round to the final round, Ha Thi Cam Le was named as 1st Runner-up Miss Sake Vietnam 2023.

After nearly 6 months since its launch, the Miss Sake Vietnam 2023 contest has reached its final stage. At the final round in Da Nang city on the evening of May 28, contestant from Hanoi Pham Thien Nga was crowned the highest position of the contest and the girl from Quang Binh Ha Thi Cam Le became the first runner-up.

Contestant Ha Thi Cam Le (far right) was crowned 1st runner-up Miss Sake Vietnam 2023.

Born in 1995, Ha Thi Cam Le has a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the Academy of Journalism and Communication. She was once in the Top 10 excellent candidates in the MC recruitment of the VTV3 Entertainment Program Production Board. She is currently working at the Government Inspectorate Newspaper (Southern representative office).

With the motto of life "Be yourself, normal but not mediocre", Cam Le believes that life gives us many lessons and experiences after each stumble or failure, but if we do not try or do not dare to do, life will certainly just pass by normally until the end of life. Therefore, each of us should always try our best, live our own way, do not live someone else's life.

Thanks to this motto in life, Ha Cam Le has confidently asserted herself and shone in the beauty arena.

Contestant Ha Thi Cam Le was also awarded the Miss Behavior award at Miss Sake Vietnam 2023.

Sharing about the title of 1st Runner-up, Cam Le said that this is "a worthy result for my efforts over the past time". Through the program, she hopes to spread good values ​​to the community, as well as contribute her efforts to the friendly and cooperative relationship between Vietnam and Japan.

The beauty of Miss Sake Vietnam 1st Runner-up Ha Thi Cam Le.

Miss Sake Vietnam 2023 is a contest to find potential candidates to become inspirational faces, honoring the comprehensive beauty of women. This is an activity within a series of events to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Japan (1973-2023).

All profits from the final night will be sent to the "Going to School with Me" fund and will support pediatric cancer patients of the Vietnam Association for Science and Development Information.

Source: https://baoquocte.vn/cu-nhan-hoc-vien-bao-chi-va-tuyen-truyen-len-ngoi-a-hau-1-miss-sake-vietnam-229078.html