Unique house of overseas Vietnamese in Saigon | VTC

Ladies and gentlemen, for Vietnamese people living and working abroad, Vietnam is always a place to return after a long journey. At the age of 30, Mr. Do Van Dung has decided to return to Vietnam after 30 years of working in Japan. And anyone who comes to Ho Chi Minh City to visit him will be impressed with his very Vietnamese house. Please join the VTC10 team to visit this unique house in the following interview. The house of Mr. Do Van Dung is located on Thong Nhat Street, Go Vap District, Ho Chi Minh City. The house is surrounded by a green space of about 2,000 square meters. This is a God-given flower tree. No one grows it, but it grows naturally. It's 80 years old. It's like a giant flower vase. It grows all over the house. Anyone who walks in and sits in the gate will be impressed with this flower tree. It's just one of many trees that have been planted for many years in Mr. Dung's garden. In the garden, we grow medicinal plants. We have all kinds of plants in the house, such as lemon trees, chili trees, pepper trees, and even the bird of prey. We are luring the birds to live here, along with the swallows and the parrots. There are also many birds with long and colorful tails. I don't know what their names are. There are also frogs. The main wooden house, which includes the temple of Mr. Do Van and his family, was built and designed according to the architecture of the ancient houses in Tay Ninh. One of the unique features of this house is the stone table and the picture of Princess Nguyen, a military, economic, and literary figure in modern Vietnamese history. This is also Mr. Dung's favorite occupation. As a man, besides my career, there are also happy and relaxing moments. If I were to describe it now, I would say that I do what I do, and I play what I play. I follow that principle. When I work, I do my best. Sometimes I work until 2 or 3 a.m. Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night and write an email. The work I do now is to contribute to life. Besides that, I also help my friends. I also have the intention to reunite with my friends so that we can help each other. This is a way to develop the culture of the people. Although he has retired and lives in Vietnam, Mr. Dung still continues to work. Currently, he is the chairman of the Vietnamese-Japanese Business Club of the Vietnamese-Japanese Association with the aim of connecting Vietnamese businesses with Japanese businesses in all areas of the economy.