Seeing the young girl with a pale face, holding her stomach and constantly crying out in pain, the Vietnamese male tourist did not think much, quickly carried this person on his back, crossed the stone steps to take her to the emergency room.

Recently, the beautiful act of a Vietnamese male tourist when helping a young girl in an accident in Guizhou province (China) was posted on a number of media channels and newspapers of this country, attracting much attention from the online communities of the two countries.

Accordingly, while visiting a beautiful place in Guiyang (Guizhou), a tourist from Vietnam saw a young girl with a pale face, holding her stomach and constantly crying out in pain. The person accompanying her appeared to be fumbling and confused.

When he learned that she had a stomachache, the Vietnamese male tourist decided to carry this person out of the tourist area to find a taxi to take her to the emergency room. Thanks to timely support, the young girl overcame the critical condition, trying to find the identity of the Vietnamese tourist to thank her.

The male tourist in the above story is Mr. Pham Trung Hieu (born in 1988, director of a travel company in Ha Long, Quang Ninh).

Sharing with reporters, Mr. Hieu said that the incident happened on February 20, at Thanh Nham ancient town - one of the four famous ancient towns in Guizhou.

Mr. Hieu said that on the way down the slope of this place, he encountered a female tourist in her 20s showing signs of instability. This person's face was pale, constantly holding her stomach and complaining of pain. The person accompanying her appeared to be fumbling and confused.

Mr. Hieu quickly approached and asked in Chinese, but the girl was in so much pain that she could not speak.

Faced with the emergency situation, the Vietnamese male tourist did not think much, deciding to carry the girl to the gate to find a taxi to take her to the hospital for emergency treatment.

“I am 1m7 tall, weigh 73kg, and the girl weighs nearly 50kg, so it was not difficult to move, not to mention that I often exercise so my physical strength is good. However, because the distance was more than 1km, with many steep, high, and winding steps, I gradually lost strength.

When I got close to the gate, about a few hundred meters away, I was almost exhausted, my arms, legs and back were so tired that I could not walk anymore, so I had to ask my Chinese partner who was with me to help and carry the female tourist out,” Hieu recounted.

He revealed that although the weather was quite cold at that time, about 5 degrees Celsius, he was still drenched in sweat. “The whole way, carrying the girl, climbing thousands of stone steps, I rested 4 times to regain strength and catch my breath, it took me about 30-40 minutes to get to the taxi stop.”

Returning to the hotel, Hieu was contacted and interviewed by a Chinese reporter after hearing the story. The reporter also shared with him about the current health condition of the female tourist.

"Luckily, she arrived at the hospital in time so she did not encounter any serious problems. Through the reporter, she sent us her sincere thanks," Hieu shared.

Hieu admitted that he was very happy and touched when his actions were known and widely spread, inspiring many people.

"I did not think my small actions would be noticed so much. In a situation where someone needed help like that, I think anyone would act like me," Hieu shared.