I'm so ashamed I've been complaining about how much I hate the house we rent and live in. We take for granted so much here in America. Bless all those people there and wishing them anything that makes their lives better.  ❤❤❤

what sticks out most to me about your culture , is that everything is tidy and swept clean. over here, most poor areas drown in filth. i find it admirable that people who have barely enough space to sleep, still smile and are welcoming! :) regards from scotland.x

I see people there may be poor, but remain kind and keep their dignity.  Great video, and thanks for sharing.

One thing I've learnt about life over 70 years is , it's hard not to want a better lifestyle no matter how good you might already have it , but there will always be those better off than you and those who are worse off than you , therefore you should appreciate what you do have and take care of it 😊💜🇦🇺

What I like about Han's videos is that he shows both the poor and not so poor parts of Vietnam. You get an unfiltered view of daily life, and Han has a quiet and calming voice and simple way of explaining things about his city and country.

It’s hard to imagine five people sharing one bedroom until you see the reality for yourself. This video really shows how families can live with very little but still find ways to take care of each other. The simple moments feel very real and touching.

I appreciate how compassionate you are. I know that you can barely afford to support yourself and your mother yet you have sympathy for those who have less than you.  Seeing your videos makes me grateful for what I have, which isn't much. Wish I could afford to send you money to help but unfortunately am struggling to keep my home. 65, treating for cancer and want you to know that there are people (including me) who care for you and wish you the best. Love from Pennsylvania USA ❤

Good morning Han and please thank those nice people for sharing with us, I appreciate them for allowing us to see how they live. I find as I've gotten older an appreciation for the simplicity of less is better. Never have to worry about stuff, lol.
I truly enjoy traveling around with you as I like learning about people and their culture and the way we all have so many things in common and some different enough to make life interesting.
Wishing you a good week that is satisfying and productive, take care Han. 🍀

Good morning from algeria 🇩🇿 I started to be more grateful for my life,
It's the social media who destroyed our inner peace and we started to be greedy, nothing is enough for us, but real people like u and the normal personnes helps us to find it again ❤ thank u

This video is heartbreaking. Thank you for sharing it though it makes me so grateful for what I have.

Even though many people may not have much, their kindness and dignity truly stand out. Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt glimpse into their lives. Great video!

Unreal that these people are so kind. People here complain about living here in the USA, but in reality we are rich compared to other countries

Let’s support him. In his profile is a link to buy him a coffee.

Exactly right. You never know if the money will stop tomorrow.  Build reserves and live on a modest budget. Even a billionaire wears only one shirt at a time.

I lived in a 25ft RV for several years and it was wonderful! I had everything I needed and nothing I didn’t need. It made me appreciate life, just like what you said, it was enough. Very touching video. Thank you for sharing.

I love when young people live below their means no matter how much they make!  So smart.  Keep that up

Han you make me grateful for the things I have in my life and I like your saying "I have enough".

Tip: If you get a spray bottle with a fine mist, and spray it on your face as you sit in front of a fan, it will cool you down fast:)
Han, I am so glad God gave us you. You are such a blessing to so many of us:)
We love you, Han!

Thank you for taking me around your neighborhood today.

Seeing how a family of five shares just one bedroom really gives a different perspective on everyday life in Vietnam. I appreciate how respectfully you visited their home and let them share their reality without making it feel exaggerated. Their space may be small, but the warmth between the family members really stood out to me. ❤🇻🇳