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We live here, so we have to take care of our lifestyle, our food, and our social life. We have to keep our culture alive. How many percent of people in Hanoi are native Hanoians, and where do they live? In general, Hanoians are extremely rare. I see that you have a very unique old motorbike, a Peugeot. Yes, I also have this motorbike, but this is my friend's motorbike. If you ask me about old motorbikes, I will ask this friend. Can you introduce yourself? This video is sponsored by Huyen, the owner of the traditional fish store in Hanoi Old Quarter. Many customers buy it to eat and give it as a gift when traveling to the capital. Because this dish has a very special taste and aroma of fish. Combined with pork belly. If you have any questions, please contact Huyen 0962 299 776. Address is No. 3, Ngo Cau Go Street, Hang Be Cu Market, 150 meters from Huong River. Hello everyone, welcome to Ta Huyen Street. This is one of the famous streets of Hanoi Old Quarter. Hanoi has really started to harvest. The sky is clear, the wind is cool, the sunlight is very yellow, but weak. The outside temperature is about 20 degrees Celsius. With this weather, what should we do in the early morning? This is also very difficult to do. But if you don't know where to go on a beautiful day like this, I have an advice for you. Just walk on the street and you will meet something really interesting. Something really interesting and no one can resist. And today, I will bring you the surprise in this video. Hello everyone, now I am sitting at a street coffee shop with the characteristics of Hanoi Old Quarter. Today, I have an uncle who accompanies me. Let's get to know him. There are many surprises that I would like to send to you in this video. Hello uncle. Yes. How are you? Thank you, I'm fine. Yes. Uncle, can you introduce yourself a little bit? Introduce you? Yes. What's your name? My name is Cuong. Oh, Mr. Cuong. Uncle, my grandparents are Hanoi people. Yes, Hanoi people. I am a Hanoi person by birth, but my hometown is Tai Binh. There are a lot of people who are very kind. When I speak, I really like it. And I really like to talk to people who call me the original Hanoi people. Yes. According to you, is it correct to use the word original Hanoi people? Or is there anything wrong with it? If you use the word original Hanoi people, it is correct. Yes. That's it. The original Hanoi people. My parents were born here, and my uncle was born here. Yes. That's why it's called the original Hanoi people. Yes. There are some people whose parents moved here to work. For example, in the 1960s, they were also original people. But my uncle was born here in 1940. Yes. That's it. And I learned about French society when I was about 10 years old. Yes. I just knew about it. But when I finished my primary school, my uncle was promoted. At that time, it was quite difficult. But I had to fight on my own. Yes. When I had a family, I was very worried. Yes. I had to teach my children how to do business. Yes. That is, avoid conflict with the law. Yes. That's what my uncle always taught his children. Yes. I'm glad that my children listen to him. Yes. Now they are very mature. My uncle was promoted. Yes. Your parents taught you since you were a child. Did it affect your education? And what did your parents teach you that impressed you? In the past, the elders always taught their children to keep their heart. Yes. No matter how old you are, you have to have a heart. Yes. I inherited that heart from my parents. Yes. My parents taught me that I was right and I was perfect. Yes. When I had a family and gave birth, I looked at the mirror of my grandparents. Yes. To let my children know that I was the one who fulfilled the words of my grandparents. Yes. Now I pass this message to my children. Yes. The first thing is that human beings live and work. We have to respect society. We have to respect our friends. We have to be fair. Yes. The third thing is to think about your parents when you are mature. Yes. And think about your siblings. Yes. Unlike other families, there is no direction. That's why I'm a bad student. Yes. That is what I have achieved. According to the words of my grandparents, I was born. Yes. Now I teach my children. Yes. All of my children have finished high school. Yes. After that, I went to work. I grew up according to my parents. Yes. I am a person who lives here. Therefore, in terms of life, clothing, and diplomacy with society, Yes. I have to keep my children well-dressed. Yes. That's what I think. Yes. There are a lot of people, especially those who live in the South. They judge people in the North in general. Yes. Those who live in the countryside, are they passed down or inherited? Or is it due to the personality of each person? This countryside is naturally ancient. Yes. But when I was young, I couldn't teach my children to live in the countryside. Yes. Because of that, my family members had to follow the old style of the countryside people. Yes. Especially me, I broke the rules. Yes. I couldn't teach my children to live in the countryside. Yes. I could only teach my children to be united and equal. Yes. No matter what job you have, you have the freedom to discuss. Yes. Living in the countryside is very influential. Yes. For generations. Yes. Really. Yes. Thank you. Yes. When I was young, before I got married, what did you do? Where did you go? Where did you eat? Ah, like this, like this. Yes. At that time, after I went to work, usually in the evening, the first thing I did was sitting in a coffee shop. Yes. Normally, on Saturdays and Sundays, I went to Trang Tien to listen to music. Yes. What kind of music did you listen to? I just listened to music. Did you listen to music on the radio? Yes, I listened to music in that shop. I didn't perform like I do now. Yes. I went around the lake with three of my close friends to have fun every week. Yes. When I knew how to dance, I started going to clubs to have fun during my youth. Yes. Thirdly, I was elected to teach dancing. It was a lot of fun. Yes. There were night clubs organized to dance around the lake. Yes. And on the birthday of Mrs. Bach Thao, Yes. two days and one night, the club organized a dance party and guided the students, so that they could focus on the night of Mrs. Bach Thao's birthday, or on Saturdays and Sundays, or on holidays. Yes. So I was very happy when I was young. Yes. I think your generation is the generation of people who are educated and talented to be able to use and experience very interesting things. Yes. I think you are very unique. You have an old motorbike, a Peugeot. Yes. I also have this motorbike, but this one belongs to Mr. Bach. Ah, Mr. Bach. If we talk about old motorbikes, we should ask Mr. Bach. He is a very kind old man. Yes. Excuse me. Yes. Can you introduce yourself? Yes. What is your name? My name is Nguyen Van Tuyen. Ah, yes. I live in Thang, Hanoi. Ah, yes. Yes. Do you come here to drink coffee every morning? When I was young, I worked as a government official. Yes. When I got older, I started to ride this old motorbike since 1954. Ah, since 1954. Yes, since 1954 until now. This motorbike belongs to France. Yes. All of us gather here to have fun and discuss about this motorbike, this motorbike, and many other motorbikes. How old is your motorbike? It was made in 1968. 1968. Is it a 2-cylinder motorbike? Yes, it is. It has a closed decal on the front of the motorbike. Ah, the decal is on the front of the motorbike. Is it here? Yes. Ah, it is here. It is inside. Ah, it is inside. It is here. You can see it from here. Step over here. Ah, it is here. Is this the original motorbike? Yes, it is. It is the original motorbike of the new generation. Yes. It has a closed decal. Yes. It has a closed decal. Yes. This motorbike has been around for 50 years. Yes, 50 years. Yes. This motorbike is in good condition so that foreign tourists can bring it home. Yes. Now, the information is very fast. Yes. For example, you are a pilot. Yes. If I like it, I can order it for you. Yes. I can order it for you. Yes. If it is different, it will be shipped to Vietnam. Yes. If it is okay, it will be shipped to Vietnam. Yes. It is very fast. Even this motorbike. Yes. This motorbike costs 10 million VND. It costs 10 million VND. It has to be imported, right? Yes. It has to be imported from France. Yes. It has to be imported from France. There are many local countries. Yes. It is imported from local countries. Yes. If this motorbike is still like this, it is displayed in a glass case. Yes. And if it is still used, it will be shipped to Vietnam for 50 years. Yes. This motorbike is new. All of its paint is new. Thank you. If you have time, you often sit here and drink coffee, right? Yes. If you have time, I will learn more and talk to you more. Today, I will talk about the life in Hanoi. Thank you very much. I wish you good health. See you again. Your motorbike is parked over there? Yes. The white motorbike over there? Yes. Is it the same motorbike as yours? Or is it different? It is different. It is 1982. Ah, 1982. Yours is 1962. 1964. 1965. 1968. Yes. To be honest, it is fun to come to this motorbike festival. Yes. But it is very rare. Yes. Every week, we meet in the West Lake Yes. to ask about their health. We also go to charity events. The distance is about 20-30 kilometers. Yes. It is a fun festival. Yes. In Hanoi, there is only one motorbike festival. Yes. I would like to have some experiences so that motorbike lovers can get closer to motorbikes. In your opinion, how many percent of Hanoi people live in the West Lake? In general, Hanoi people are extremely rare. Yes. Because the population in Hanoi is very small. Yes. After the change of society, many people moved to other provinces. Yes. Therefore, Hanoi people only know Hanoi people on Lunar New Year. Yes. The rest of the people in their hometown Yes. are very rare. Yes. The streets and gardens are very empty on Lunar New Year. Yes. Only Hanoi people. Yes. Some Hanoi people have children and have a difficult economy. They sell their property and move to other provinces. Yes. They live there. If you look at the old streets, many new people come here. Yes. They have money. They buy and sell. They develop. Yes. Some Hanoi people are old. Yes. There are very few young people like you. Yes. Life is more lively and fun now. In the past, Hanoi people did not develop. The streets are empty. Yes. They did not develop at all. Yes. You are a person who has experienced many historical periods of development and connection with Hanoi. Yes. What do you think Hanoi should keep from the past and develop according to your ideas? What do you want Hanoi people to think of you? I want to keep the original and change it. For example, the historical sites. Yes. Second, the old streets. I want to keep them and make them beautiful. I want to change the life of the society. Yes. I feel that Hanoi is more lively now. Second, I want to develop more food and drink. Yes. Therefore, I want to keep the old style. For the younger generation, I think it is backward. Yes. But I want to keep the old style. Yes. And I want to teach the younger generation how to keep the old style. Do not go the opposite way. Yes. Some people have moved in a lot. I cannot tell them all. I want to keep the old style. Do not leave. I want the younger generation to know the origin of Hanoi. For example, Hồ Vương. Yes. And the temples. Yes. In general, the country has developed a lot. It is more beautiful. It is not too old. Yes. In the old days, it was desolate. Yes. But now, the people have improved. Therefore, they respect the old style of Hanoi. Yes. I think so. Yes. What is your name? My name is Cuong. Cuong. Yes. I was born in Đồi Cấn. Yes. I was born in France. Yes. I went to school. Yes. When I went to school, I was recruited to the football team. Yes. So I joined the team. Which football team? The first football team was GK120. After that, I moved to Vũ Điện. Yes. Mr. Thịnh Cóc, the captain, came to recruit me. After that, when I was old enough to play football, I started a business. Yes. I wanted to have a life to raise my children. Yes. I have been successful so far. Where did you learn martial arts? At first, I learned martial arts at the school of Đồi Cấn. It was owned by Mr. Văn Dĩ. Yes. After that, I went to the first grade and studied at Lý Thỉnh Kiệt. After that, I moved to Phan Chu Trinh School. The principal is Mr. Mùi Ý. Yes. After I finished high school, I joined the football team of the school. After that, members of the club came to recruit me. Yes. After that, I only played sports. Yes. At the same time, I swam. Yes. I also swam across the Hồng River. I see. I swam across the Hồng River. Yes. After that, I got married. Yes. Before I got married, I joined the dance club. Yes. After that, I joined the dance club. I joined the dance club to train at factories. Yes. For example, I joined the dance club on March 8th. Yes. I was very happy to live like that. Yes. I didn't join the dance club because I joined the sport. Yes. I didn't join the dance club because I joined the sport. Yes. After I joined the sport, I got married at the age of 27. Yes. It was late at that time. Yes. It was a difficult time. Yes. When I got married, my husband passed away. Yes. He was in the war. Yes. He had four children. Yes. He had to go abroad to work. Yes. After that, I had a job. I worked at a market. After that, I raised my children. Yes. When my children grew up, I retired. Yes. When my children grew up, I retired. I only had a house to live in. Yes. But I raised my four children. Yes. I didn't interfere with society. I did good deeds. I was blessed by my children. Yes. I bought a house for my son to live in. Yes. Now I live with my wife. Yes. Now I live in Thang Ba Do. Yes. It's very comfortable. Yes. It's good for my health. Yes. I've been very lucky. Yes. I've been very lucky. The society has raised me up. Yes. I've lived to be where I am today. Yes. Now I can eat whatever I want. Yes. I can eat wherever I want. Yes. I can enjoy the taste of the past. Yes. What do you usually eat for breakfast in Hanoi? How do you compare Hanoi food to the food in the past? In terms of food, Hanoi used to be more simple. Although there were no conditions, now that the economy has developed, the food in the past, for example, noodle soup, eel noodle soup, vermicelli soup, those are the food of our people. Yes. Or you can eat rice vermicelli soup in Hoang Bong street. Yes. In terms of food, the quality is better than in the past. In the past, it was difficult. Yes. It was very simple to cook. Yes. But now it's right. I'm 80 years old now. I can enjoy the new society. Yes. I've lived to be where I am today. Yes. I've increased my health. Yes. That's great. Thank you for spending time with me. Yes. I hope to see you soon. I wish you and your family good health and peace in life. Thank you very much. I'm glad to meet you. You are an 80-year-old man who still lives in this cafe. Yes. You are still healthy. Yes. Thank you. See you later. Yes.