Every Journey Comes with Struggles

In this series, every member of our group shares their most valuable experiences — in the form of simple monologues, inspired by minimal-style storytelling like Hiếu TV’s videos. Sometimes you’ll see a face, sometimes not, but always an honest voice. Think of it as “What I’ve learned at 75, at 43, at 36, at 31, at 29…” — reflections at different stages of life that resonate universally.

Here are the stories we will share:

1. VKN’s Journey – Seven Years Back to the Countryside
   Leaving behind the city lights, VKN spent seven years building a life in rural Vietnam. A path filled with hardship, yet also one of growth, rediscovery, and grounding in the essentials of life.

2. Ngọc’s Story – Rising Through Challenges with the BMR Project
   Against all odds, Ngọc found strength and perseverance while working alongside the BMR project. It is a story of staying the course, building something meaningful, and refusing to give up.

3. Phi Anh’s Story – From France Back to Vietnam
   Returning from abroad, Phi Anh brought not just skills but a renewed vision for contributing to the homeland. His journey is about bridging worlds and re-rooting identity in familiar soil.

4. Mr. Rích’s Story – A Veteran’s Return
   Once a soldier, always a contributor. After years abroad, Mr. Rích chose to return to Vietnam to live and work, continuing to serve his community in a new chapter of life.

5. Thảo’s Story – From City to Countryside, Building Independence
   Leaving the bustle of the city, Thảo embraced a life of self-reliance in the countryside. Her journey reveals the challenges and joys of crafting a sustainable and independent lifestyle.

6. Hiệp’s Story – Cultivating a Small Piece of Land
   What started as a small, modest piece of land became a source of pride through years of effort and dedication. Hiệp’s story shows how patience and hard work can turn dreams into reality.

7. Quốc Anh’s Story – Still Unfolding
   A journey in progress, Quốc Anh’s story is about seeking, experimenting, and finding his own way to create value. His chapter is a reminder that the path itself is as important as the destination.