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Nhà có khách cùng Thuý Nga - nơi những người bạn ghé thăm ngôi nhà của Thuý Nga để cùng trò chuyện, tâm sự trong lúc đó có thể vừa nấu ăn hoặc vừa cùng nhau làm một hoạt động gì đó, thông qua không gian trò chuyện và hoạt động cùng nhau, khách mời sẽ dễ dàng chia sẻ cùng Thuý Nga về cuộc sống của họ nơi đất khách, những vui buồn trong khoảng thời gian sống tại xứ cờ hoa, những thử thách và họ đã vượt qua như thế nào?
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00:00Music
00:06Singing
00:19Singing
00:49Music
00:55Music
01:03Music
01:29Music
01:43Speaking Vietnamese
02:10Hello
02:12Hello
02:14Hello princess Giang Ngoc
02:16Today I heard about you
02:18I want to hire you
02:20I'm afraid of pressure
02:22Why?
02:23You are a famous MC for decades
02:26That's right
02:27But now
02:28I have to come here to interview you
02:30I'm afraid that one day
02:32I will be the one to interview you
02:35So today I will talk less
02:38I hope so
02:41Thank you
02:42Today I come to your house
02:43Thank you
02:44Your house is so beautiful
02:45This is the first time I come here
02:46It's so beautiful
02:47But not as beautiful as you
02:48You are more beautiful, right?
02:49Thanks to you
02:50I feel like a flower in my house
02:52Thank you so much
02:53Thank you
02:54Why do you bring so many things?
02:56I bring some food
02:58This is fun
02:59I was going to cook and bring it here
03:02But yesterday I was busy all day
03:05I had a show for the pagoda
03:08You are the queen of the show
03:10I'm the devil
03:11I'm always happy when I see you
03:14I have to go to buy food in the morning
03:16But there is still a small dish
03:19But it has a special memory
03:21It's important whether you dare to eat it or not
03:23Eat it
03:24If it's delicious, I'll eat it
03:26Okay
03:27Let's go
03:28Thank you so much
03:29Okay
03:30Singer MC Giang Ngoc
03:32Born in 1966
03:35She is currently living in California, USA
03:37She is the daughter of the former musician Tung Giang
03:39The family has a tradition of following the art
03:41In 1984, Giang Ngoc came to America
03:43According to the age of the family
03:45It's been 40 years
03:46In 1986, Giang Ngoc began to sing
03:49The first song is
03:51Long love of musician Duc Huy
03:53In 1989, she and some singers
03:55Established a group of princess dragons
03:57Including Giang Ngoc, Thuy Phi, Gia Ram, Minh Thao
03:59Ngoc Anh and Linda Trang Dai
04:01After that, Phuong Son invited her to sing
04:03In some songs such as
04:04Trai Duyen Anh Cuoi Em
04:05Mời Anh Về Thăm Quê Em
04:07In 2003, she happened to be an MC
04:09And has been active until now
04:17Today I come to Thuy Nga's show
04:19Thuy Nga is very honored
04:21To meet singer MC
04:25And also an actress
04:27Giang Ngoc
04:28This is a girl
04:29I call her a girl
04:31Because she is always young, mature
04:33And she is very cute
04:37Her way of being an MC is gentle
04:39And very cute
04:41First of all, I would like to say hello
04:43To all the audience of Thuy Nga
04:45As far as I know, your family
04:47Has a tradition of following the art
04:50It means that you are the daughter of a housewife
04:52Because I heard about you
04:54From Phuong Mai
04:56I know that
04:58Your family has a chain
05:00A restaurant has a chain
05:02And your family has a chain of art
05:04Connecting from one generation to another
05:06I am the 9th generation
05:08In my family, I follow the art
05:10All my family
05:12From my grandmother
05:14To my father
05:16My father follows music
05:18My grandmother follows traditional music
05:20My real name is Cao My Duoc
05:22I am the younger sister of Cao Long Nga
05:26Cao Long Nga is the mother of Phuong Mai
05:28So the chain of art
05:30In the stage
05:32At that time, there was a singing pole
05:34My grandfather also had a singing pole
05:36My grandmother also had some dishes
05:38Of traditional music
05:40So even Nghia Sua
05:42Now knows
05:44This generation
05:46I am the 9th generation
05:48But I follow my father
05:50So I follow traditional music
05:52Until now
05:54My family has a lot of traditional music
05:56But
05:58If I sing traditional music
06:00I don't know how to sing
06:02Except for some lyrics
06:04I can't sing traditional songs
06:06How old were you when you were born?
06:08When did you start your career?
06:10When I was in Vietnam
06:12My father went to the United States
06:14I was with my four brothers
06:16In Vietnam
06:18I lived with my grandmother
06:20After that, I was in Vietnam
06:22When I was 16
06:24I went to the United States
06:26At that time, I also lived in school
06:28I often went to sing in school
06:30Go to singing contest
06:32From this school to another school
06:34I did a lot of art
06:36But at that time, I also lived in the Bao Thieu Nhi club
06:38I just joined
06:40But at that time, I was very young
06:42So I didn't have a job
06:44I lived in the Bao Thieu Nhi club
06:46About 2 years later
06:48I have my father's paper
06:50I was the first one
06:52who went to the United States
06:54with my mother and my brothers
06:56in 1984
06:58In 1984, I went to the United States
07:00So when you went to the United States, you started your career
07:02In Vietnam, my real name was Yen Ngoc
07:04Not Gia Ngoc
07:06Gia Ngoc is a beautiful name
07:08Who gave you that name?
07:10My father
07:12Yen Ngoc is because my parents
07:14took the name Ngoc
07:16from Mai
07:18My father and my mother
07:20took that name to give me
07:22Yen is my grandmother's name
07:24So all the sisters in the family
07:26I am Yen Ngoc
07:28Then Yen Ly
07:30My sister is Yen Mai
07:32She used to sing for me
07:34She is Yen Mai
07:36When I came here
07:38My father chose Gia Ngoc
07:40But if you notice
07:42The word Gia Ngoc is not hidden
07:44My father's name is Tung Giang
07:46So my name is Gia Ngoc
07:48So my name is Gia Ngoc
07:50Nice
07:52Your name is very beautiful
07:54It's a very suitable name for art
07:56How many years
07:58after you came to the United States
08:00did your father take you to the singing career?
08:02About a year later, I started singing
08:04At that time, my father
08:06introduced me to
08:08sing for a club
08:10It was a club for pregnant women
08:12At that time, there were Thuy Anh
08:14Bich
08:16Anh Tu
08:18I sang at that club
08:20at the weekend
08:22I sang at Los
08:24At that time, I sang at Chamois
08:26and Café Tung
08:28At that time, I sang at Chamois
08:30At that time, I sang at Chamois
08:32At that time, I sang at Chamois
08:34At that time, when I came to the United States
08:36I was not famous
08:38I sang with famous people
08:40My father was a famous musician
08:42Did you feel much pressure when you sang?
08:44I didn't feel much pressure
08:46But I was afraid
08:48Because I sang
08:50right from the first day
08:52There were many big shows
08:54I was afraid of many audiences
08:56I was the same
08:58I went to Thuy Phuong District
09:00to take the exam
09:02When I took the exam, I stood in front of many audiences
09:04I was not as nervous as
09:06when I officially stood on the stage
09:08Especially when there was a tea room
09:10I was afraid of many audiences
09:12I was afraid of many audiences
09:14I was afraid of many audiences
09:16But I liked a job
09:18So I tried to follow that job
09:20So I tried to follow that job
09:22So I tried to follow that job
09:24When you first came to the stage
09:26how old were you?
09:28What song did you sing?
09:30I was 17 or 18
09:32I used to sing New Wave
09:34I used to sing New Wave
09:36I was like Linda Trang Dai
09:38We were in the same group
09:40Triszy was after me
09:42But Linda
09:44and I sang together
09:46But Linda and I sang together
09:48Yenny and Kenny
09:50Yenny and Kenny didn't get married yet
09:52Yenny and Kenny didn't get married yet
09:54They both sang in the same school
09:56I also sang there
09:58I sang young songs
10:00I sang young songs
10:02I sang New Wave
10:04But everyone sang the same song
10:06Everyone loved New Wave
10:08Everyone loved New Wave
10:10But some people sang slow songs
10:12I sang tour songs
10:14I sang New Wave
10:16I sang New Wave
10:18New Wave was very popular
10:20New Wave was very popular
10:22There were only 2 singers
10:24There were only 2 singers
10:26At that time
10:28At that time
10:30At that time
10:32No one sang Bolero
10:34Was there anyone who sang bolero or Vietnamese music?
10:36There were very few boleros.
10:38There were very few people at that time.
10:40There were some people who sang bolero.
10:42For example, I remember I went to a show with
10:44Mr. Thai Chau.
10:46At that time,
10:48Ms. Giao Linh also sang bolero.
10:50Or people who had been here
10:52also sang bolero.
10:54For example, Mr. Duy Quang also sang bolero.
10:56At that time, Mr. Thuong Vu was very hot.
10:58Mr. Thuong Vu had just started his career
11:00and he was really loved by the audience.
11:02Bolero music is also very hot.
11:04But there are a lot of...
11:06For example, I specialize in country music.
11:08If they need country music, they will call me.
11:10If they need bolero music, they will call me.
11:12In a show, there are many different genres.
11:14They split up and sing.
11:16So when you stepped into the U.S.,
11:18you saw all the luck coming to you.
11:20It's not easy, right?
11:22Yes, because I was also lucky
11:24that my father was in the industry.
11:26Everyone knows me since I was young.
11:28So when I started my career,
11:30I didn't get bullied.
11:32I didn't have to be afraid.
11:34Everyone loved me and helped me.
11:36So I was lucky.
11:38It's much easier to get into the industry
11:40than other people.
11:42That means you officially
11:44entered the industry
11:46when you were only 17 years old in the U.S.
11:48Which year was the most famous year for you?
11:50I sang for a while.
11:52At that time, there weren't many new waves.
11:54There were very few young singers.
11:56Only a few.
11:58When I sang,
12:00it was easy to have many shows.
12:02It was easy for many people to know me
12:04because there were few singers at that time.
12:06So I think
12:08the year when I started
12:10to be known by the audience
12:12was when I entered
12:14Hollywood Night.
12:16That's right.
12:18I always remember that group.
12:20I remember when I came back to Vietnam
12:22and went to Nha Trang,
12:24I saw that people were watching
12:26and I had many chances
12:28to go to many shows
12:30in many European countries.
12:32Almost the whole group went together.
12:34I went to many countries around the world every year.
12:36Now there are 5 people
12:38in that group.
12:40Are they still in Cali now?
12:42Yes, they are still in Cali.
12:44There is Ms. Thuy Vi.
12:46The first group
12:48to officially debut was Linda Trang Dai.
12:50Ms. Thuy Vi, Ngoc Anh,
12:52me and Zaza Minh Thao
12:54were the first 5.
12:56Later, there were some people
12:58who were busy.
13:00I know that the group changed a little
13:02after a while.
13:04How long did the group last?
13:06I think
13:083-4 years.
13:10After that,
13:12I watched you and Mr. Van Son
13:14acting together.
13:16It was a new step for you.
13:18How did Mr. Van Son
13:20see you acting?
13:22Did he like you?
13:26Mr. Van Son and I
13:28just came to America.
13:30They came after you?
13:32Yes.
13:34Mr. Van Son and I
13:36were the first people
13:38to talk about comedy.
13:42At that time,
13:44there was no one like us in America.
13:46I remember I watched
13:48you and Mr. Van Son
13:50acting together.
13:52You and Mr. Van Son were very popular.
13:54At that time,
13:56you and Mr. Van Son
13:58were very popular.
14:00You and Mr. Van Son
14:02were very popular.
14:04You and Mr. Van Son
14:06were very popular.
14:08Mr. Van Son told me
14:10that he needed someone
14:12to act with him.
14:14At that time,
14:16there was no one like him.
14:18I remember he acted with
14:20Ms. My Lan.
14:22At that time,
14:24he asked me to act with him.
14:26At that time,
14:28he asked me to act with him.
14:30At that time,
14:32I didn't know how to dance.
14:34I didn't know how to sing folk songs.
14:36I didn't know how to sing folk songs.
14:38I asked Ms. Thuy Vy
14:40to act with me.
14:42I asked Ms. Thuy Vy
14:44to act with me.
14:46She said okay.
14:48She said okay.
14:50I remember that her first video
14:52was a video
14:54from Charlie.
14:56I remember that her first video
14:58was a video from Charlie.
15:00He had just started his film career.
15:02He had just started his film career.
15:04He was so popular.
15:06He was so popular.
15:08At that time,
15:10there was no couple
15:12who acted and sang folk songs.
15:14In the US, you and Mr. Son were the first couple to perform folk songs and singing.
15:20Since then, you and Mr. Son have been acting together in a lot of plays.
15:24And since then, you have been working with the Van Son Center,
15:28with Mr. Minh and Ms. Hong Dao, and you have been acting together in a lot of plays.
15:34So, you have been in the industry for more than 30 years.
15:38I'm an old lady now.
15:39I'm old now.
15:41Can you reveal your age to everyone?
15:44No, I'm not afraid.
15:45I'm 56 years old this year.
15:50People think you're only 26 years old when you're 56 years old.
15:53You look like a Barbie doll.
15:55So cute.
15:56Many people ask me if I hide my age.
15:59No, I don't need to hide it.
16:00Actually, I sympathize with people who are afraid to reveal their age.
16:04But for me, I don't know how to keep my age.
16:09Every woman has her own beauty.
16:11When you're old, you have the beauty of luxury, right?
16:15When you're young, you have the beauty of youthfulness.
16:18So, the important thing is to be confident and keep your beauty.
16:22Sometimes, that optimism makes you look young.
16:25Yes, I look young.
16:27When you sing,
16:30do you remember the first song you sang?
16:32Or the song you sang with the most popular group?
16:35Do you remember? Can you sing it again?
16:38One of the songs that I often sing is my father's song.
16:44It's one of the songs that many people know.
16:48It was released in 1984.
16:49Many singers sang it.
16:50It's called Tôi với trời bơ vơ.
16:52Tôi với trời bơ vơ.
16:53I don't know if you've heard this song.
16:54Yes, I have.
16:55But I want to hear it again.
16:59Okay, let's sing it.
17:00Yes, I'll sing it again.
17:01You can sing it without the guitar.
17:03At night, there's a long prayer.
17:07At night, there's silence.
17:11The street is quiet.
17:13A pair of shoes
17:17on the way home.
17:19The rain falls.
17:22At night, I sing alone.
17:28Although I'm very fragile,
17:33I ask for peace
17:36for the small river.
17:40Tôi với trời bơ vơ.
17:49It's still very good.
17:50Even though you're a boy, you can sing like that.
17:53When you were singing,
17:55your father was a very famous musician.
17:57Did your father pay attention to how you performed
18:00and fix your singing
18:01or did you do it by yourself
18:03with your singing performance?
18:05To be honest, my father was a very difficult person.
18:08It was very difficult for me.
18:09Maybe because he was a person who went out to play.
18:13He lived alone since he was a child.
18:16He lived in an artistic world.
18:20So he had a lot of emotions.
18:21My father took good care of me.
18:24Even though I was singing.
18:25When I was singing,
18:26my younger brother would take me to sing
18:29and take me home.
18:30I was never allowed to drive alone.
18:32Even though I was 17, 18, 19 years old.
18:34In the US?
18:35Yes, in the US.
18:36Was he very strict?
18:37Yes, very strict.
18:37I believe that
18:39even though I went home every night,
18:42when I went to the market,
18:43I was not allowed to go alone.
18:45My mother had to go with me.
18:47Why didn't he keep an eye on you?
18:48He kept an eye on me.
18:49When you go out to sing,
18:51there are a lot of obstacles.
18:58But I have to say that
19:00I know a lot about it.
19:03For example, if someone asks me
19:06if I know how to drink,
19:09I would say no.
19:10I don't know.
19:11I don't drink.
19:12You don't know how to drink?
19:13I don't drink.
19:14I don't drink because I don't think it's good.
19:16I drink because I think it's good, right?
19:18I don't like to drink.
19:20That's because you don't like to drink.
19:21But in your world,
19:22if you don't like to drink,
19:23it's a strange thing.
19:23Everyone thinks that
19:24you have to drink to communicate.
19:26But in the past,
19:27you had to drink alcohol.
19:29Do you sing in a club?
19:31If you sing in a club,
19:31of course you have to drink.
19:32It's easier to get addicted.
19:34But I don't like it.
19:36I don't drink because I don't like it.
19:38In the past, I remember
19:40I went to sing with a friend.
19:42She went out a lot.
19:46I went to sing with her because I was close to her.
19:48She gave me a chocolate candy.
19:51I remember there was alcohol in it.
19:54But at that time,
19:55I only knew it was a chocolate candy.
19:58I didn't know there was alcohol in it.
19:59I thought it was a chocolate candy,
20:02so I bit it.
20:03When the alcohol came out,
20:05it was bitter, so I bit it.
20:07I told a friend of my dad,
20:09Oh my god,
20:10Giang Ngoc bit that alcohol.
20:14She said,
20:15Oh, there was alcohol in it.
20:16But I didn't know
20:18because it was a chocolate candy.
20:19I didn't know there was alcohol in it,
20:20so I bit it.
20:21But it was bitter, so I bit it.
20:22I heard that there was alcohol in it.
20:25My dad thought I was drinking alcohol.
20:27My dad came home and yelled at me.
20:29He was angry.
20:30Then he said,
20:31She said,
20:32I didn't drink alcohol.
20:33My dad said,
20:34No,
20:35My friend said I drank alcohol.
20:38No, I didn't drink alcohol.
20:40My dad said,
20:41There is a Buddhist altar,
20:42swear that you didn't drink alcohol.
20:44I swore right away
20:45because I didn't drink alcohol.
20:46I said,
20:47I swore right away.
20:48My dad slapped me in the face.
20:49He slapped me in the face.
20:51My dad couldn't believe it.
20:53He couldn't believe that you didn't drink alcohol.
20:56He thought,
20:57My friend told me that you drank alcohol.
20:59Why did you drink alcohol?
21:00I heard that
21:02my life was like that.
21:05I knew it because my dad loved me.
21:07But I didn't think like that at that time.
21:10I didn't think like that.
21:11But later I realized
21:13because my dad loved me.
21:14No,
21:15I didn't think like that.
21:17I didn't think that my dad loved me.
21:19I didn't think like that.
21:20If I didn't drink alcohol,
21:21my dad slapped me.
21:22I was angry.
21:23I was angry.
21:24Because I didn't do anything.
21:25I didn't do anything.
21:26My dad slapped me.
21:27I was angry.
21:28I was angry.
21:29I just wanted to leave my family.
21:31I wanted to leave my family.
21:32How long did you decide to leave your family?
21:34I was 23 years old.
21:37I left my family when I was 23 years old.
21:40You were good.
21:41I was good.
21:42I was a typical Vietnamese girl.
21:45Did you have any difficulties?
21:48Or did you feel that life was easier?
21:50No, it was difficult.
21:51Maybe because of that,
21:53I had a personality
21:55that I was independent.
21:57What was the reason that
21:59you decided to leave your family?
22:00In the past,
22:01first,
22:02because I was
22:04independent.
22:06Ah, independent.
22:08Then,
22:09Thuy Van from Asia
22:11told me that
22:12she was in the industry
22:14and she knew many singers.
22:17She needed an interview show.
22:20She asked me to help her.
22:22About 21 years ago,
22:26I started to work.
22:28When you came to the US,
22:29you got an interview.
22:30Yes.
22:31The first person I interviewed
22:33was Cat Tien.
22:35I remember that.
22:37Thuy Van told me
22:39that I should try
22:41to do a show for her.
22:43If it was okay,
22:44I would ask someone to train me.
22:46I remember that
22:48I did a show with Cat Tien.
22:50After that show,
22:51Thuy Van told me
22:52that it was okay
22:53and I should do it.
22:54I didn't need anyone to train me.
22:56I started to interview.
22:57I pay attention to my personality.
23:00When I notice something is right,
23:03I will fix it.
23:05For example,
23:06my style is like that.
23:07I act like that.
23:08That's my style.
23:09When I say how I act,
23:11that's me.
23:12You just need to fix it a little bit.
23:13Yes.
23:14To make it neat.
23:15Now I totally
23:16obey those words.
23:18In the end,
23:19I'm not me anymore.
23:21I was lost.
23:22So I learned a lot.
23:24I learned a lot.
23:26Now let's talk.
23:27I'm hungry.
23:28Can we go eat?
23:29Yes.
23:30I remind you.
23:31If you don't remind me,
23:32I won't remember.
23:33You're so attractive.
23:34I don't remember being hungry.
23:35But if you say you're hungry,
23:36you have to eat.
23:37Yes, I have to eat.
23:38If you don't remind me,
23:39I will have a stomachache.
23:40Exactly.
23:41Let's go eat.
23:42Okay.
23:56Ms. Giang Ngoc has a favorite dish.
23:59Banh Tam Bi.
24:00Do you like it?
24:01Yes, I like this dish very much.
24:02Banh Tam Bi.
24:03Banh Tam Bi.
24:04This is one of the easy-to-cook dishes.
24:06I used to live in Germany.
24:08I ran a restaurant in Germany
24:10for 2 years.
24:11At that time,
24:12I sang for a while.
24:13When I was in love,
24:14I sang for a while.
24:15I had a family.
24:17When I had a family,
24:18I went to Germany with my family
24:21to open a restaurant.
24:23I stopped singing for a while.
24:25Your husband was in Germany?
24:27Yes.
24:28But he went back to Europe.
24:29That's right.
24:30That's great.
24:31But when I went to Germany,
24:33I ran a restaurant in Germany for 2 years.
24:35I came back here
24:37because I was so sad.
24:39I made a lot of money.
24:40I was so sad.
24:41I came back here
24:43to sing again.
24:46At that time,
24:47you were famous,
24:48young,
24:49and had a family.
24:50That's right.
24:51Then you stopped working.
24:52I stopped for a while.
24:53You went to another country.
24:55I ran a restaurant
24:56and came back.
24:57You came back.
24:58Who encouraged you
24:59to go to another country
25:01to open a restaurant?
25:02At that time,
25:03the restaurant was very popular.
25:07Because the wall collapsed,
25:09there were many tourists.
25:11Someone asked me
25:12if I wanted to open a restaurant there.
25:14Because the restaurant was very popular.
25:18At that time,
25:20I sold a lot of wine.
25:24At that time,
25:25I didn't know how to drink.
25:26But I worked as a bartender
25:28to make wine.
25:30I didn't know how to make wine.
25:31I didn't know how to drink.
25:32But I was very good at making beer.
25:35I could make beer
25:36in a minute.
25:38In the past,
25:39I just stood at the bar.
25:41There were people working in the kitchen.
25:43There was a cook.
25:45There were people.
25:47I forgot all the German words.
25:50You stayed for 2 years
25:51and came back here.
25:522 years and came back here.
25:53It was hard to build a house.
25:55But after 2 years,
25:56you succeeded
25:57and came back.
25:58Actually,
25:59the restaurant was easy
26:00because I worked.
26:01If I didn't want to work,
26:02I could just live there.
26:04I didn't have a house there.
26:06At that time,
26:07you served European people.
26:09European people.
26:10Yes, European people.
26:11There were a lot of Germans.
26:12They spoke German.
26:13I had to learn.
26:14But my employees spoke German.
26:16So I didn't have to worry.
26:18They also spoke Vietnamese to me.
26:20If I needed anything,
26:22someone would come and talk to me.
26:23At the beginning of the meal,
26:24the story of Mrs. Giang Ngoc
26:26came out a lot.
26:28You have to add a lot of coconut milk.
26:30Let me add some coconut milk first.
26:32It looks delicious.
26:33Yes, add some coconut milk.
26:34To be honest,
26:35this is a dish I learned when I was a student.
26:37This is my childhood dish.
26:39In the past,
26:40I lived on Nguyen Thiet Thuat Bang Co Street.
26:43I didn't need to know.
26:44I woke up in the morning
26:45before going to the market
26:47to buy food to cook for the whole family.
26:49I always had to stop by
26:51a store to eat.
26:53I ate until I was full
26:55before going to the market.
26:56Oh, you got used to it.
26:58Yes, I got used to it.
26:59When I was a child,
27:00I really liked to eat at the store.
27:02I just mixed it up
27:03and I ate it with sugarcane juice.
27:05Do you have a small jar?
27:06What is it like?
27:07This jar is special.
27:08This jar is for fat hair.
27:11Do you put fat hair in here?
27:13No, fat hair is delicious.
27:15Do you know why I bring fat hair?
27:17Why?
27:18Because when I was a child,
27:19I was the oldest in the family.
27:21At that time,
27:22my father went to the US.
27:24At that time,
27:26we couldn't afford to
27:28take care of our family.
27:30We couldn't go to work.
27:32When my father went to the US,
27:34our family was in a difficult situation.
27:36I was the oldest in the family.
27:38If there was anything delicious,
27:42I had to give it to my younger brother.
27:45For example, meat.
27:47If there were only three pieces of meat,
27:50I had to give it to my younger brother.
27:52I didn't have a fourth piece of meat to eat.
27:54That's how it was.
27:56My grandmother loved me very much.
27:58My grandmother raised me since I was a child.
28:00Every time my family
28:02gave me fat hair to eat,
28:04she knew that I loved fat hair since I was a child.
28:06Do you separate it?
28:08Yes, I separate it and put it in a corner.
28:10Then I take a piece of fat hair
28:12and push it back.
28:14Then she said,
28:16put the fat hair in that corner
28:18and eat it.
28:20But I didn't eat it.
28:22So this dish
28:24I will never forget.
28:26Every time I mention it,
28:28I miss my grandmother very much.
28:30My grandmother passed away
28:32last year.
28:34Your fat hair smells so good.
28:36It's delicious.
28:38It's fat hair because I put fried onions in it.
28:40That's why I said it smelled good.
28:42It's delicious.
28:44But my life was related to the restaurant.
28:46My husband
28:48and my husband
28:50have a restaurant.
28:52Tuan also has a restaurant.
28:54He also runs a seafood restaurant.
28:56So
28:58I'm also related to the restaurant.
29:00When it comes to selling,
29:02I often sell.
29:04Your husband runs a restaurant.
29:06Do you still help him?
29:08Tuan has a restaurant
29:10but he takes care of everything.
29:12I don't touch it.
29:14I told him
29:16that he would take care of it.
29:18My job is
29:20to sing
29:22and work with the audience.
29:24I don't want to touch the restaurant.
29:26When I run a restaurant,
29:28I feel tired.
29:30Do you still run a restaurant?
29:32Yes, I do.
29:34He takes care of everything.
29:36I don't.
29:38He takes care of everything.
29:40He runs a franchise.
29:42So I don't have to
29:44take care of everything.
29:46I just do my job.
29:48I have a manager.
29:50When I need anything,
29:52Tuan is the one who takes care of it.
29:54You are also a woman
29:56who has been through a lot.
29:58You tried to get married, right?
30:00Yes, I did.
30:02You tried to get married
30:04and Tuan was the one who supported you.
30:06Tuan and I have been together for 13 years.
30:08But Tuan is a person
30:10who understands
30:12and sympathizes with me
30:14in my job.
30:18In the past,
30:20I couldn't sing
30:22because I didn't
30:24sympathize with my job.
30:26I was under a lot of pressure
30:28because
30:30I grew up
30:32in an art family.
30:34When I couldn't do
30:36my favorite job,
30:38I was so sad.
30:40Every time I watched a video,
30:42I cried.
30:44So I was under a lot of pressure.
30:46I wished
30:48I was not like other artists.
30:50Why couldn't I do
30:52what I like?
30:54He didn't do his job?
30:56He didn't sympathize with me.
30:58But now...
31:00When he chooses an artist,
31:02he has to understand his job.
31:04That's right.
31:06In the past,
31:08I couldn't sing
31:10because I couldn't sympathize with my job.
31:12But luckily,
31:14Tuan accepted it.
31:16Every week, I went to his show.
31:18He was still at home
31:20and took care of his family.
31:22That was my happiness
31:24when I met him.
31:26Did you ever get mad at each other?
31:28Yes, but not for a long time.
31:30I rarely get mad for a long time.
31:32When I had a problem,
31:34I would yell at him.
31:36Every time I yelled at him,
31:38he didn't say anything.
31:40He just said,
31:42that's it.
31:44He's a forgetful person.
31:46When I got mad at him,
31:48he stopped being mad.
31:50Both of us stopped being mad very quickly.
31:52I heard you shared your life
31:54and your experience
31:56to have a happy secret.
31:58That's great.
32:00I have to teach him a lesson.
32:02At least, I shared a little bit
32:04so that everyone can have a different experience.
32:06Everyone will have a different experience.
32:08Everyone will have a different lesson.
32:10Even though we heard it,
32:12we don't remember it.
32:14Many people heard it
32:16but they solved it in their own way.
32:18That's right.
32:20Everyone will have a different lesson.
32:22Thank you.
32:24I have a small gift for you.
32:26Why is it so big?
32:28Thank you, Thuy Nga.
32:30Thank you for watching my channel
32:32over the past few days.
32:34Especially, you are the one
32:36who has been following my channel.
32:38I have to say that I'm very happy
32:40because I can see
32:42the images of the artists
32:44and hear their stories.
32:46Everyone has their own story
32:48and I can learn a lesson
32:50from it.
32:52Thank you so much.
32:54Everyone, please watch
32:56Thuy Nga's show on MCV Media Network
32:58and Thuy Nga Channel.
33:00Goodbye and see you again.
33:02Goodbye.
33:04Goodbye everyone.
33:30Thank you.