4 months agoThe thing is if we were in their shoes not knowing the uncertain future and what was in front of us with the post war economy collapsing and starvation and political prosecution by our fellow Vietnamese, would we have left? In 1975-1990 most would leave if they could, after 1990s people would still leave but for different reasons like Jason’s parents even with a recovery. Vietnamese will pull Vietnamese to opportunities wherever they go.
4 months agoDefinitely heard similar things from our family, thank you so much for sharing! Really resonated
4 months agoChú ơi quan trọng nhứt mình về lại quê hương là đễ con cháu mình được hiểu biết và gần gũi với văn hoá và ngôn ngữ Việt. Tức là mình về cho thế hệ sau chứ cũng không phải là cho cá nhân mình.
4 months agoI love this so much! Does the journal have the questions in Vietnamese or only in English?
4 months agoIt’s so true like I say who had to flee by boat during war times in that generation they will understand it more if you haven’t fled the country during war time your family will not understand even I was a kid when I left, and my wife left when she was in her 20s my parents and I still call it Saigon my wife she call it HCM
4 months agoHappy Ba's Day!! I love hearing his journey. Thanks for doing this. This is a memory that will last forver!
4 months agoI’m crying. 😢 My parents are the same - they have no intention of ever going back to Vietnam. My heart breaks a little when I hear this only because being less connect to our ancestral land is so so hard to accept.
4 months agoomg such a meaningful and best activity to do on Father’s day! I’m in Vietnam, and how do I get that book? is there a PDF version available? 🧎🏻♀️🥹😭
