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00:00 [The Legend of Sing]

00:08 When you took him to your house, how did your family react?

00:12 They were a bit surprised.

00:14 I took a foreigner to my house, they were a bit surprised.

00:19 When you first came to my house, did you feel nervous?

00:24 More nerve-wracking because I didn't know what I was supposed to do, what I was supposed to say, if I was supposed to bring something, all these different things.

00:33 How do you feel about Vietnamese culture? Are there any shocking stories?

00:37 So when we went to Nam Dinh for her dad's...

00:44 My dad passed away more than 10 years ago.

00:47 After watching the show, my family decided to disband my dad after 10 years.

00:51 The disbandment ritual was mandatory.

00:54 When you go to the grave, you have to do it at night.

00:57 It was a shocking event for Jeremy because it was the first time he saw a human bone.

01:03 To be able to go up from the grave, to be able to see all the bones flying in front of his eyes.

01:10 And there's an interesting thing, that disbandment ritual was held on Halloween.

01:15 Yes, Halloween on October 31st. So we often joke that it was the most Halloween event that anyone could experience.

01:25 It was a disbandment ritual to see the human bones in front of you, not in the grave.

01:31 Hello everyone, welcome back to "Why do you come to Vietnam?"

01:40 I'm Duong Phuc.

01:41 Can you guess where I am? A small alley in Hanoi, Dalat or Ho Chi Minh City.

01:49 This is a small alley in Ho Chi Minh City.

01:53 And this is where a couple of Vietnamese-American couple lives.

01:58 Let's find out the interesting stories about this young couple.

02:08 Phuc has been here for a long time, where Mr. Jeremy Long and Mr. Thang Sinh Soc live.

02:13 Hello everyone, I'm Phuc. Nice to meet you.

02:21 Hello, come in.

02:23 Thank you.

02:25 Hello.

02:27 I forgot.

02:30 Come in.

02:32 You have a lot of pets.

02:34 Yes, 4 dogs, 2 dogs and 2 cats.

02:38 You set up this space by yourself?

02:40 Yes, the owner has basic things.

02:44 We bring decorations, pictures, and we buy them during the trip.

02:49 You have a lot of talents.

02:51 This is yours?

02:53 Mostly yours.

02:54 We only shop online, but you set up.

02:58 And these are your pets?

03:00 These are my pets, and he adopts them.

03:06 He adopts them when they are 12 years old.

03:09 So you have a common interest to raise pets.

03:13 Yes, we share a lot of common interests.

03:17 Come here.

03:19 We will talk more here.

03:22 Please sit down.

03:24 Jeremy Long and his Vietnamese love started 7 years ago after a change in his life.

03:28 Thanks to that, Jeremy met Tuyet Anh, who is now his wife.

03:33 Their 7 years of love story has helped Jeremy to overcome many sad moments.

03:38 Besides working in a company, Jeremy is also a member of a foreign band in Vietnam.

03:44 He also shares his love for his wife through those songs.

03:48 To take care of your health, you should watch the video of a doctor.

03:54 Let's watch it.

03:56 I've been searching for a while.

04:14 I've been looking for the one who will make me smile.

04:23 And I thought I found her once or twice.

04:33 Maybe this next time will be the time that I get it right.

04:41 And oh, where do I find

04:49 Oh, just look for peace of mind.

05:10 The way I know my time will come.

05:20 So instead of alone, I'd rather spend it with another one.

05:29 Someone like me, someone who can love and forgive.

05:39 Someone like me who ain't afraid of a little sin.

05:48 And oh, where do I find

05:56 Oh, just look for peace of mind.

06:05 Alright. One more verse.

06:16 Some years later, my search is through.

06:26 Didn't know if I'd manage, but then I managed to find you.

06:35 I wish it happened sooner, but I can't complain.

06:44 Green grass ain't green enough if it don't get a little bit of rain.

06:53 And oh, after all this time,

07:01 You're the one who gives me my peace of mind.

07:11 Alright.

07:14 applause

07:20 music

07:23 What's your name?

07:25 My name is Me Den.

07:28 Tran Duc Me Den.

07:31 How old are you?

07:32 I'm 12.

07:34 I don't know what I look like, because everyone says I look different.

07:37 12 means you two were born at the same time?

07:41 Yes, this one came first.

07:43 I was so lonely at home, so I sent her home.

07:48 I love you so much.

07:50 It's not easy to find a man who lives with you and raises you.

07:54 Are you a cat owner?

07:56 My sister has a tumor in her uterus.

08:01 So she doesn't have a pet.

08:04 So I want to have my own pet.

08:07 We've been planning to adopt a cat for a long time.

08:12 But we were busy with work, so we didn't dare to adopt a small cat.

08:18 We were afraid of lonely cats.

08:20 So we saw two cats on the group chat.

08:25 We decided to adopt a cat and a dog.

08:27 We adopted these two when they were 12.

08:30 I really like animals.

08:32 These two actually love you more than me.

08:35 Although I've been raising them for over 17 years.

08:37 But when I visit them at home, they don't come out.

08:43 They're tired and sleepy.

08:44 But when you come home, they run out.

08:46 They're very friendly to you.

08:48 When you raise a cat like this, you have to take care of them and give them love.

08:53 Before we talk about your love story,

08:55 I want to know why you came to Vietnam.

08:58 When I was 22, my mom was diagnosed with cancer.

09:04 One year after, my mom passed away.

09:08 After that, I wanted to live abroad.

09:14 I watched TV shows with Anthony Bourdain in Vietnam.

09:21 And I thought Vietnam was fascinating.

09:27 So then I came here.

09:31 Before you came to Vietnam, did you know anything about Vietnam?

09:34 I knew about Vietnamese food.

09:38 You heard about Vietnamese food like Pho, right?

09:42 Yes.

09:43 Did you enjoy Pho in the US?

09:47 No.

09:48 I didn't eat Vietnamese food in the US.

09:55 I ate Vietnamese food in Amsterdam.

10:01 You knew Vietnam started with Vietnamese food.

10:04 What was your first impression when you came to Vietnam?

10:08 When I walked out of the airport, it was very hot.

10:13 It was very crazy and loud.

10:17 Very loud but very interesting.

10:20 And people were very nice.

10:22 Was it in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City?

10:26 Ho Chi Minh.

10:27 Was it difficult to get around Ho Chi Minh City?

10:32 Yes, it was difficult to get around the city.

10:38 Walking was difficult.

10:41 When I got here, there was no Grab, Gojek, or Bay.

10:46 Only Uber.

10:47 There weren't many Uber bikes so I had to use taxis a lot.

10:52 I was scared of Saigon drivers.

10:55 But then one night after some dinh nhau, I got on a motorbike.

11:04 After that, I started using motorbikes more.

11:07 It became easier to get from place to place.

11:10 It's interesting to travel around Vietnam.

11:17 It's a great experience for everyone.

11:20 Did you go to any famous places in Vietnam?

11:24 I went to Nha Trang and Mo Ne.

11:32 Nha Trang and Mo Ne are the most beautiful beaches in Vietnam.

11:37 What are the differences between those two?

11:40 That's a hard question.

11:42 It's cheaper for one.

11:47 You can eat seafood that's a lot cheaper.

11:51 I feel like it might even be fresher.

11:54 You can just go on the beach and find people selling seafood and then eat.

11:59 The scenery is very different.

12:01 The mountains and the water all look very different from the beaches where I come from.

12:07 The sea is more beautiful in the US.

12:09 At least it's more beautiful in the area where he lives.

12:11 In his hometown, the seafood is cheaper and fresher.

12:15 You can easily buy seafood from the seafood vendors at the beach.

12:19 You can just go to the beach and buy seafood.

12:21 What did you do when you came to Vietnam?

12:24 I was a teacher in the US.

12:34 So when you were in the US, you were still a teacher or you came here to study?

12:38 Only when I came to Vietnam.

12:41 He just graduated from the US.

12:44 You should mention the job that you did in America before you came here.

12:48 Before I came to Vietnam, I was a copywriter for a marketing agency.

12:54 A person who has a job in Ho Chi Minh City will have a lot of difficulties, including being an international tourist.

13:00 How easy and difficult was your job at that time?

13:04 I think it's difficult for foreigners to get jobs that are the same as in their home country.

13:10 But to teach English if you are from America, Canada, Australia, it's not so difficult.

13:17 But you have to take some courses and you have to learn how to teach before you can find a job.

13:26 Watch the event at 7pm on November 25, 2023 on the MCV Network.

13:38 The teacher asked for not only the specialization, but also the ability to train, communicate and guide the students.

13:47 She asked for a lot of other skills besides my specialization.

13:50 Now I will start to find out about your story.

13:54 How long have you been in Vietnam?

13:58 How long have you been here before we met?

14:03 4 months.

14:10 We met in April.

14:16 We met in April for the first time in 4 months.

14:22 What was your first impression of each other?

14:25 On the app or offline?

14:26 On the app first.

14:27 Ok, so first impression of us on the app.

14:32 I thought you were pretty.

14:38 Intelligent, funny and we shared a lot of similar interests.

14:50 My impression of him is the same as him.

14:53 I think he is interesting.

14:55 Especially, I remember the first sentence he said to me.

14:59 He was a copywriter, I was a copywriter too.

15:02 I thought he was also a good guy.

15:04 We talked a lot and we shared the same hobby.

15:10 We read manga, Japanese comics and watched anime.

15:13 At that time, I thought that only Asians watched manga and anime.

15:20 But I didn't expect that there was a foreigner who watched it in the West.

15:24 The first time we met, did you feel any difference or similar?

15:30 Pretty much the same thing.

15:31 He thought the same thing.

15:33 I thought you were pretty and intelligent.

15:35 I thought you were tall.

15:37 Because I only saw your face on the app.

15:40 I didn't see your height.

15:42 I thought you were tall.

15:44 Let's stop the show here.

15:46 I want to ask for the app.

15:47 We met in Ho Chi Minh City.

15:51 How long did you decide to get married?

15:54 How long have we been together before we decided to get married?

15:59 4 years.

16:01 We got married in July.

16:05 We've been dating for 3-4 years.

16:10 Almost 7 years.

16:12 He came here 7 years ago.

16:14 We got married more than a year.

16:18 We got married right after the pandemic.

16:21 So we wanted to visit our hometown first.

16:25 Before we held the wedding.

16:27 How did your family react when you took him home?

16:31 My mother is easy-going.

16:33 I was a little surprised.

16:35 I took a tall foreigner home.

16:40 I don't have many boyfriends.

16:44 I only have a few.

16:46 How many?

16:48 My mother is easy-going.

16:54 She didn't react much.

16:56 I only have a mother and a son.

16:58 My father passed away.

17:00 When you first met your mother, were you nervous?

17:05 I was very nervous.

17:07 I would feel nervous anyway if it were in America.

17:11 But being in a different culture makes it even more nerve-wracking.

17:17 Because I didn't know what I was supposed to do, what I was supposed to say.

17:21 If I was supposed to bring something.

17:23 All these different things, I didn't know.

17:26 So I was very nervous.

17:27 But it turned out great.

17:29 Let me ask you.

17:31 The first time you met your family in person.

17:36 Were you nervous or did you have a plan?

17:41 I was very nervous.

17:43 It was a long way from my house.

17:47 It took us 29 hours to get there.

17:50 We had to fly for 29 hours to get home.

17:53 I remember the first time we got home was at night.

17:57 It was around 11 or 12.

18:00 It was very tiring and stressful.

18:02 But everyone was very friendly.

18:05 They hugged me right away.

18:07 I met my father-in-law, my sister, my husband and my brother-in-law.

18:11 The first time you came home.

18:13 Do you have any memories or impressions of coming home?

18:16 I think that anytime I meet someone from her family,

18:20 they're very nice and open to me.

18:24 Even though we can't really speak together,

18:27 there's lots of smiling and always a lot of food.

18:30 Always cooking a lot of food, eating a lot of food,

18:32 drinking rice wine.

18:34 So it's always a good time.

18:39 Usually, on special occasions,

18:41 he's always invited to have a drink with us.

18:46 He always invites us to eat Vietnamese food.

18:49 He always has a lot of food and drinks.

18:52 So he's always nice and nice.

18:54 Everyone was very friendly to me,

18:57 even though we can't really communicate.

18:59 Everyone just smiled and drank, but they were very friendly.

19:02 How was your wedding?

19:04 Was there anything special about it?

19:07 What was special about it?

19:10 Yeah, I think what was special is that

19:14 we had the traditional Vietnamese part.

19:17 And then the next day, we had a more Western style.

19:20 We decided to combine both Vietnamese and Western cultures.

19:25 In general, we had a traditional wedding

19:30 the day before,

19:31 and the next day, we had a wedding.

19:33 And in the US style, we had a wedding ceremony

19:36 and a full ceremony.

19:39 And then we had Japanese food instead of...

19:42 And we...

19:43 Because we have a lot of guests from the US,

19:46 we wanted to let them enjoy the atmosphere of a wedding in Vietnam.

19:54 But in the end, we had to choose between the two.

19:56 So we chose Japanese food instead of Western food.

20:01 So it's not really related to anything.

20:05 But because that place met all our requirements

20:09 to make the guests feel comfortable and happy,

20:11 we were very happy that the wedding was successful.

20:14 Everyone liked the food, everyone said the wedding was beautiful and warm.

20:19 And also doing the vows and that whole kind of ceremony.

20:23 In a wedding in Vietnam,

20:25 usually when we have a restaurant,

20:28 there are only MCs leading the ceremony,

20:30 no one is giving the vows.

20:31 So here, we put the vows in the wedding.

20:37 The host, who is also a close friend of Jeremy,

20:39 said that he had a ritual.

20:42 So if we have a wedding in the US,

20:44 he has the right to verify that this wedding is legal.

20:49 But in Vietnam, it is not applicable.

20:51 But he did a great job.

20:54 Everyone was touched.

20:55 A lot of female guests said, "Oh, I'm so touched. I cried so much."

20:59 I'm so touched.

21:01 [The wedding was held in the US]

21:05 [and the host was a very close friend of Jeremy]

21:09 [who was also a close friend of Jeremy]

21:13 [and who was also a close friend of Jeremy]

21:17 [and who was also a close friend of Jeremy]

21:21 [and who was also a close friend of Jeremy]

21:25 [and who was also a close friend of Jeremy]

21:30 [and who was also a close friend of Jeremy]

21:34 A lot of female guests said that.

21:37 It was so touching.

21:39 They were crying.

21:41 I see.

21:42 Ending the solo journey with a very happy wedding,

21:45 I heard that you have a very interesting Vietnamese proposal, right?

21:51 Can you share with us about this story?

21:54 Watch the MMA event at 7 p.m. on November 25, 2023

22:03 on all MCV Network.

22:07 I wanted to ask her mom for her permission for me to marry her.

22:15 I asked her best friend to help me.

22:20 I wrote some Vietnamese,

22:22 but then her friend helped me make it better and more natural.

22:27 Then we practiced together.

22:29 Me and her best friend and her best friend's mom

22:33 all went to her mom's house.

22:35 Then I asked her mom.

22:37 We both cried.

22:39 She said yes, I'm happy to have you join our family

22:44 and marry my daughter.

22:46 It was a really touching experience.

22:49 He wanted to do it the traditional way,

22:52 which is asking for permission from the elders

22:54 before the proposal.

22:55 I didn't know about this story.

22:57 He wrote the Vietnamese proposal in secret.

23:00 He sent it to his best friend,

23:02 who is also my daughter's mother-in-law.

23:05 She helped me make it more natural.

23:08 We practiced together.

23:10 I didn't know about this at all.

23:12 One day, we met.

23:14 I met my best friend's mom,

23:16 who is also my mom's friend.

23:18 We all went to her mom's house.

23:21 I asked her mom for her permission to propose.

23:24 We both cried.

23:26 We were both touched.

23:28 It was a really touching moment for me.

23:31 It was a beautiful memory for my mom and my wife.

23:34 After the proposal, he planned to propose.

23:37 There were only two of us.

23:40 It was a special moment for us.

23:42 It was Christmas,

23:43 so we had to prepare a lot of gifts.

23:45 I was surprised to hear that

23:47 it was just a normal Christmas day.

23:49 He gave you a lot of love,

23:51 as well as a serious love in the marriage.

23:54 Yes, that's right.

23:55 He wrote a serious proposal,

23:58 not just a short sentence.

24:00 He wrote a short letter

24:02 saying that he loves me

24:07 and wishes to be with me forever.

24:09 I think he did it very seriously,

24:11 not just a short sentence.

24:13 He tried his best.

24:14 Through these actions,

24:15 not only you,

24:17 but also your family members

24:19 believe and respect this man more.

24:21 Yes, that's right.

24:22 My mom loves my son-in-law very much.

24:26 [The End]

24:29 When you two got to know each other,

24:31 which places in Vietnam have you been to?

24:34 A lot.

24:35 A lot.

24:36 Yes, a lot.

24:37 We have to count.

24:38 Hanoi.

24:39 Yes.

24:40 Muoi Ne.

24:41 Muoi Ne.

24:42 Phu Yen.

24:43 Phu Yen.

24:44 Da Lat.

24:45 Bao Loc.

24:46 Bao Loc, Da Lat.

24:47 Nam Dinh.

24:48 Nam Dinh, Ninh Binh.

24:49 Can Tho.

24:50 Yes.

24:51 Gia Lai.

24:52 Gia Lai.

24:53 Tien Giang.

24:54 Have you been to any islands?

24:56 No, we haven't been to any islands in Vietnam, right?

25:02 No, not yet.

25:03 Not yet.

25:04 Because we want to go to the islands,

25:06 but we haven't planned the time.

25:08 Because usually, going to the islands

25:09 will cost us more money.

25:12 That's right.

25:13 We haven't planned it yet.

25:14 We go together.

25:15 We go together.

25:16 What do you think about the beauty of Vietnam?

25:19 They're all very different.

25:20 So, like the beach,

25:22 the beaches are different from the mountains,

25:24 different from villages, from cities.

25:27 So, I think something that's interesting about Vietnam

25:30 is like diversity of landscape and places to see.

25:35 But everywhere we've been is beautiful so far.

25:38 Each place has its own beauty.

25:40 You're very lucky to have seen everything,

25:43 from the countryside to the city,

25:45 from the mountains to the sea.

25:46 An American who comes to Vietnam,

25:48 he will definitely be shocked

25:50 and have to doubt the culture here.

25:52 How do you feel about the culture here?

25:55 Are there any stories that shocked you?

25:57 So, when we went to Nam Dinh

26:01 for her dad's reburial ceremony,

26:05 that was a very different thing for me to experience.

26:09 And it's something that I'd never heard of before.

26:12 It felt like something out of a story

26:14 that I would read on the internet or in a magazine.

26:17 But I actually was there experiencing it.

26:20 So, we were in the village, her dad's village,

26:24 and he had been buried after he passed away many years ago.

26:30 He was buried in the rice field with some chemicals, right?

26:34 Or tea or something.

26:36 Then, 10 years later,

26:38 10 years later, they had this ceremony,

26:41 and we went there, and the guys dug up his bones,

26:46 some guys from the village.

26:48 And so, we saw his bones,

26:51 and they were cleaned in front of us.

26:54 And then, we all took those to the next grave site,

27:00 where there's a really beautiful tomb that was set up.

27:04 Kind of shocking for me to see,

27:07 but it made me feel much closer to Ann and her mom and her family.

27:13 It was a coincidence that Jeremy was there at his dad's funeral.

27:18 His dad passed away more than 10 years ago.

27:21 I don't know how the funeral is like now,

27:24 but at the time, his dad was still very popular in Nam Dinh.

27:28 So, after seeing the day,

27:30 we decided to have the funeral after 10 years.

27:34 Jeremy came to visit,

27:36 and his dad's village was quite small,

27:38 not even close to the city.

27:40 So, the funeral was usually held at night.

27:43 You had to check the time, right?

27:45 Yes, we had to check the time.

27:47 And the funeral was a must.

27:49 When we dug the grave, we had to do it at night.

27:52 After the sun was out, and before the sun was up,

27:55 we couldn't let the sun shine in.

27:57 So, it was before 4-5 p.m.

27:59 Yes, that's right.

28:00 My dad had been buried for more than 10 years,

28:03 so when we took his bones,

28:06 his bones were very special.

28:08 They were black, shiny black.

28:10 It was a black color that we had never seen before.

28:13 It was a very shocking event for Jeremy,

28:16 because it was the first time he saw a human bone.

28:19 To be dug up from the grave,

28:21 to be seen,

28:23 to be exposed in front of his eyes,

28:25 all the bones, more than 200 bones in his body,

28:27 were laid in front of him.

28:30 I was very shocked.

28:31 Through that event, I also felt closer to my family.

28:34 I felt like I was a part of my family.

28:36 I was able to participate in such an important event.

28:40 The funeral for the North Vietnamese is very important.

28:44 For me, it was quite shocking.

28:46 But of course, I was there.

28:48 In that ceremony, I was also a part of my family.

28:52 Yes, that's right.

28:53 And there is an interesting thing.

28:54 That funeral was held on Halloween.

28:58 On Halloween, October 31st.

29:00 We often joke that it was the most Halloween event

29:04 that anyone could experience.

29:07 That is, we attended a funeral to see the human bones in front of us,

29:11 not in a coffin or something.

29:14 So, how many years have you been participating in Halloween?

29:16 This is also a Halloween event that impressed you.

29:19 Yes, that's right.

29:20 You guys have been together for 6-7 years before getting married.

29:26 When you get married, is there anything different from your time in the relationship?

29:31 For me, I think the difference is thinking about planning for the future.

29:36 When you're married, it's more like real.

29:39 And you can think long, long term in the future

29:43 compared to just living together and not married.

29:45 I think I love my husband more.

29:49 I feel like, although I only talk about my birthday,

29:55 I feel different.

29:56 I love my husband more every day.

29:58 After hearing your story, I have a belief in some apps.

30:01 Oh my god.

30:02 I keep looking at it but I can't see it.

30:04 He was the first person to match me on the app.

30:08 He was also the first person to text me.

30:10 He texted me back and he was the only person I agreed to meet in real life.

30:14 So, there is only one way to use the app in real life.

30:17 So, you guys are still doing copyright?

30:20 He's an editor for a securities company.

30:24 I'm a journalist for an NGO.

30:29 So, the work is different from the first time.

30:31 Yes, it's different.

30:33 We've been on the same path since we first met.

30:37 Yes.

30:38 Can you cook any Vietnamese dishes?

30:40 You're laughing so hard that I can understand the answer.

30:46 I like to cook braised pork.

30:49 Braised pork is delicious.

30:53 I also like to grill beef.

30:56 I often make fried rice.

30:58 Fried rice.

30:59 Oh my god.

31:00 I thought it was a funny joke.

31:04 But it's a funny joke of victory.

31:06 I can cook many dishes.

31:08 You're like the main chef in the house.

31:10 I mainly make cakes.

31:12 You cook and try to find the right way.

31:15 You two are a perfect match.

31:16 You're like a couple.

31:18 I can cook many dishes like braised pork or grilled beef.

31:23 You can cook Pho.

31:25 Pho is a bit too much.

31:27 So, in the near future,

31:29 will you stay here or move to the US?

31:36 Our future plans.

31:38 Like short term and long term.

31:40 Will you live here or live in the US?

31:46 I don't know.

31:48 We're definitely in Vietnam.

31:51 We've talked about maybe living in another country in the future.

31:56 Either America or somewhere else.

31:58 In the near future, we'll still be in Vietnam.

32:01 We don't know about the long term.

32:04 What's your goal in the near future?

32:07 I want to keep traveling to different places and save money.

32:11 Which are hard to do at the same time.

32:13 We have shared that we have the same passion.

32:17 We love to travel.

32:18 We travel a lot in a year.

32:20 We travel far and near.

32:22 To save money for traveling.

32:24 We have 6 siblings.

32:27 We're quite independent.

32:29 6 siblings.

32:30 2 siblings are at my grandparents' house.

32:32 4 siblings are here.

32:33 How often do you visit your family?

32:36 We go once a year.

32:38 We try to visit them once a year.

32:42 Because my father-in-law is old.

32:44 We want to visit him and his family.

32:46 Thank you for sharing your story.

32:49 Please watch "Why do you come to Vietnam?"

32:52 At 11pm every Friday on MCVMedia.

32:55 Goodbye and see you again.

32:58 [Music]

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