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Hello, hello to all of you. Welcome to the Thú Nguyễn Life in America channel. Today, Thu took her little one around the neighborhood so it could explore Thu's area, and also filmed it for friends to see what Thu's neighborhood looks like. Now I'll walk along the riverbank in front of you so you can see. This is Thu's little village. The houses on this side belong to my aunt, uncle, and relatives. On both sides of the road are my aunt, uncle, and relatives. Ever since I was young, I've lived in a village, so my aunt, uncle, and relatives always lived nearby. Hello, ma'am. The riverbank no longer exists, but the traces that remain, I'll show you again. Because now our area has developed a lot. Nowadays, it's mostly turned into high-rise buildings or newly developed urban areas. But traces of it still remain. I'll let you all see what my childhood was like back then. Ahead of me is the past, stretching along both sides. This is uninhabited, and it is a riverside. Now, let me go in, I'll turn here. Here are still traces of the fields from the old days. But nowadays those universities have already developed significantly. This is just a part of the remaining fields. Back then, the entire area where those high-rise buildings stand now was once a whole field of water spinach. Along here are the riverbanks. Now the riverside has gradually been completely transformed. Back then, this was the riverbank where we used to swim as kids. This is it, guys. I'll just take a quick tour so you can see everything. Things are gradually changing, even every line is transforming. It's been over ten years since I left my hometown. It has been fifteen years already, so now it has gradually changed a lot. The riverbank is now gradually becoming narrower. This morning, Thú thought of coming out here, but my younger sister Thú said to be careful, warning that there might be snakes around. Walking should be fine; I'll go for a walk around and let everyone see. Back then, this river used to supply water to the entire village of Thu. The wind is so cool and refreshing, isn't it, guys? Standing in the market, the breeze is cool and refreshing, just like when I was a child and used to go play by the river. Back then, this was the river that led to the water spinach field, where Thu's grandmother used to grow water spinach there. Now it is gradually changing. This is the dyke here; it's like this now. The dike where I used to run around playing in the evening is right here. Hey, check out this tree from my childhood—take a look, everyone. Try to zoom in really close so you can see clearly where Thu lives. The morning light is a vivid green. There are also similar bamboo groves here as in other places. The small river stretches on and on. This is the hometown where Thu was born and grew up, a place filled with rivers that hold cherished memories. Anyone who lives here will immediately recognize it. Just stepping outside here for a moment feels like old memories are rushing back. Those childhood memories, guys. The place where I was born. The remaining traces are left for you to see. How many years it has been. The moment I left, it had already started changing, and now it's changing at a dizzying pace. I don't even recognize the place I'm in when I look at myself. Along the riverbank here, there are many houses belonging to Uncle Thu and Auntie too. Here it is, this spot belongs to Mother Thu. It's so comfortable now, really. There's food waiting just by the door. Just going around in circles is enough; it's already sold out. Today is the weekend, so there aren't many food stalls selling items. But during that week, when you go to the university area, there are many vendors. This is the scale here. It wasn't this scale back then. It's the Chinese broccoli stem, you know. There was a bicycle ride fundraising event, and the funds were still being collected here. Nowadays, people have been digging so much that it has turned into this ditch. Back then, this was water spinach—it used to grow all over the big sea cave. Do you remember this green-green tree, my friend? This is the exploding fruit tree. When I was young, I often stepped down into the pond and heard it go *pitter-patter-pitter*. Today my daughter is here, I'll show her this fruit. Mom's showing you this fruit here. The taxi didn't say hello earlier. Grandparents, uncles and aunts, seniors, and friends. Then come here, Mom will teach you. Here it is, here's the exploding fruit tree. I don't know if it's its season today, but its flowers have already burst into purple. Right now, I don't see it having any fruit. It probably won't bear fruit for another month or so, until next season. There are many flowers, but no fruits have been seen yet. These trees usually grow along the riverbank, right along that riverbank. When I was young, I often walked all the way down to the river. It's also one of my childhood favorite trees, guys. This is also one; look, it has some butterflies here. Here it is, it has fruit, but the fruit isn't very big yet. Now I'll start heading toward the school. High-rise school building. The fields of my childhood have now been replaced by the high-rise buildings of the university here. Back then, this was just a vast expanse of fields, you know. This is the present-day Bánh Lan University. It's very close from the house to the pickup point. This is the university. Not yet, it's right next to the house, where the warehouse is. Now I'll turn over to this area here. Then come over here. This is the second sluice gate of the reservoir. Here's the green one. The fishing area is divided into four sections. The length of autumn is 1. Then the second wave, the third wave. This is a basket. Because the central location is the church, and these people follow Christianity. That's why the layer is divided like this. Now I'll go through the second lane. Along with the second stream, the small marsh. Is this the third lane then? Was that the second basket right there along the riverbank just now? District of education This is the second educational district. The district is the first educational district. I'm dividing it this way to make it easier for him. Then the riverside area is the second educational zone. This is the third educational district. It is also always surrounded by the riverbank. This riverbank encompasses half of autumn's canvas. Right? Right, Team? The riverbank where I am stretches across half the stream. Back then, I was that riverbank—the place where this current held water, allowing life to thrive. Now it has changed a lot. Let me show you all the changes. Oh, look here, these are some really beautiful grapevines, aren't they, buddy? Oh, where is it? These fishing rods are absolutely gorgeous! I don't know where exactly, but it's beautiful there. That's Mr. Nghĩa's house. Is it Nghia's house? Oh, the chili tree is big, and the chili itself is big too, guys. Hùng's brother. Oh my god, I'm totally stressed out. I don't know how old this tree is. Which brother of Hùng? Hùng's brother. Ah, here it is. It's so beautiful, isn't it. This fishing rod looks incredibly impressive. Every alley, every alley. Now, really, this neighborhood is extremely crowded with houses. I didn't even recognize myself, guys. The river is that one. The river still remains, as long as there is a day, it will still be here. Now I'm walking around this area. I'll go across a bridge. Did I ever go across that bridge when I was young? I don't know how this bridge is now, but I've been through here myself when I was young. Back then, the river there was really wide. Now let me see, the river water is rising right now Or maybe it's going down now. This is a friend of mine. The house is here. Go straight in to the very end. This is the river, you know. I don't know how the river below is today. Here comes the water. The water is rising here today. This river here, guys. The water's rising. Back then, the place where I was used to be a river like this. I'll turn the river around for you all to see. Back then, it was a small river at the place where we just filmed, very narrow. It's exactly the same as this. The river is just like that too. Now it's changed like this. There are still traces of the large river here. Back then, if I wanted to go over there, I had to take a ferry. Now it's so far away, and the water coconut trees are gone already. There used to be a lot of swamp palms here. It's the river, you know. Don't you see? There's the airplane descending right there. Its plane flew down that road. Now you guys are cracking caviar for me to eat. Go ahead and try it, dear. Give it a try—it's really delicious. Nice, huh? You're not hungry anymore? Here is the fish egg. The eggplant here is bigger than the eggplant outside the dike, huh. The eggplant outside the dike is too small. This eggplant jumps up to pick it. Is your hometown also incredibly picturesque, huh, ladies? You're not hungry anymore? Here, put this in your mouth. Look at mom. Now, mom, pick up Trangie and hold her while you crack the two eggs. Here you are, here you are, my dear. Eat now. There are lots of acne lesions here. There are many here. There are lots of caviar eggs here. Here you go, ladies, see? Do you see it? Put this down, child. Put this down. Here, I'm picking a few of these for you to see. It's so cool standing by the riverbank. The wind blows, blows, blows, blows, making the hammock sway. Sleeping on the hammock here is always like this, guys. Here it is. These fruits look like those... Call them those cherries, okay. Here I have a mushroom from this fish egg. Delicious, located near the cool riverside, feels incredibly refreshing. A feeling called home rushes over me. Very delicious. Here you go, guys, look here. There are also banana trees right in the middle of both sides of his village. Is this cool yet? This banana is my friend's banana. Not yet. Always cool. A banana tree grows on the riverbank. I don't know if there's a stall selling ripe bananas today. Just now I saw that old neighbor of mine selling bananas by the ton. I don't know if the banana was taken from here. Plenty, for sure. These two sides here are banana banks. There's always that green leaf. There's also the three-masted boat. This three-masted boat. This boat must be broken down already. I don't know if it will still work. A three-masted boat, there's a fishing enthusiast over there. Uncle, have you gotten any calls lately? Can you get me one, uncle? This guy caught just a few fish. Let me see that one, uncle. Is the fish here? Is it here, uncle? Here it is. I'll go in and take a look. Many. There are so many fish, always. Is this a bad fish, huh, uncle? Uncle, do you sell it? Not for sale? Oh no, the fish is refusing! Look here, the basket of fish is already rotten. Already? Our river still has plenty of resources, you know. So, uncle, have you ever caught a carp here, uncle? Just catfish, huh? In the United States, it's difficult to grow star fruit trees. Hey, that's tough. Here on this side. It's the starfruit tree. Probably there are always some fruits, guys. Go deep, deep, deep to the end of the road. Bananas grow abundantly on both sides. Are you tired yet? Always drunk, drunk. My homeland is here. Are you staying home today instead of going out to swing? Hello, uncle. Here's your receipt. Uncle, do you have any bananas for sale today? Has your uncle's house not been demolished yet? Does your uncle's house have many bananas? How many trees are left here? Over here, they will buy a banana tree for you to plant. Uncle, always. Oh, always the little guy, huh? Look at the table... Oh, look at that. Hey, hey, here comes the ferry. Here comes the sand, is it heavy? Hey, do you raise goats, uncle? You're still doing well, aren't you? This is your own house, going around here. My friends' house is somewhere around in that area over there. Now I start running out, passing by the bridge. This bridge is in a different area. It split the water from the river loop passing by. Circling around this neighborhood, just a while ago it was the river bend too. Then, coming this way, there's a small bridge. This bridge is a water passage; in the old days, one would cross through the village of my hometown. Winding around, circling around, finally arrived here. This bridge was formerly known as Ông Chánh Xuyễn Bridge. Very famous in his own village. The bridge is still there, guys. The bamboo dust is still here, you know. Why, I don't see any bamboo shoots here, even though people just finished planting them. Run, get ready, get ready—the village is called another village. Living in the same neighborhood as me. In a certain neighborhood in another village. Just keep running around in circles around the neighborhood. I see soursop trees with snake eggs everywhere, you know. There are really many villages. Now I'll turn around to show you the elementary school from my childhood. This school was originally the elementary school that Thu attended. I don't know how it is now. This was the place where I used to go buy snacks. This school is Thu's elementary school. It used to be very scarred up. This was rebuilt later on. This school is a primary school. Is the banyan tree big yet? Now I'll turn to another village. In the U.S., it's very difficult to grow a jackfruit tree. Here I'm growing a lá giang tree, it's really easy, guys. It's always so easy. Back then, this area where we're filming now was just an empty lot. Here it is. Let me show you the leaf, okay? Run into that bamboo grove, man. Here, here, here. Here, here, here, here. Here's the river, guys. See? It grows everywhere, really. These bunches of water hyacinth leaves, right? Then. I've been trying to grow it forever, but I just can't. It just grows wild, sprouting up in clumps. Now the countdown begins to reverse. This is the entrance to the village. When I first entered my village, this is the beginning of the place. That thatched-roof area is the head of the village. That banyan tree in Vietnam is so cool. There are many fig trees and silk cotton trees. This is a small park in my village. I also have a park here. Cute and tiny. Every evening, I come out here to have a cup of coffee. Relaxing outside the park. Live in peace. This is the church in my neighborhood. Right. These are things that gradually developed when I first started out. Now they've completely demolished the entire house. Back then, this place was these houses. This place is a reed field. When I was young, there were reed fields and rice paddies. I keep walking around here and there, just playing around. Now the area is densely packed with houses built right up against each other. Every afternoon after school, I walk past this shop. Their reed fields are jumping. Jump, jump from this one. Especially that summer, every time it rained, it poured. I just keep jumping, jumping, jumping. The owner of those reed fields is incredibly greedy. But now it's gone. The green house is completely green, green, green. Anyone who lives here would know that this area is called Nhanh Nghia District. You're right, aren't you? Nhan Nghia Rapid Zone Now I can't even recognize my own neighborhood anymore. The road is small, small, small, small. I don't know which way to go out. It's too strange for me now. It's so strange. Actually, this time I only filmed everything for you. But before, I didn't go all the way like this. I just went around wandering aimlessly. Let's go back, home. This place is full of friends living here, isn't it? Now run right away. Return to position. Let's go home then. This is the village. The scoundrel returned to Thú's village. Just like when I first took you all there. They arranged to meet grandparents, uncles, and aunts here. Today, Thu went for a walk around her little village. And return to the place where Thu was born and grew up for you all to see. If you like it, please give Thu a like, share, and subscribe to Thu's channel. See you in the next videos. Goodbye.