Tiếng anh
Where is your hometown?
The name of my hometown is Trà Vinh province. Tra Vinh is about 150km south of Ho Chi Minh City and 80km to the east of Can Tho City.
What is it famous for?
Tra Vinh is famous for Khmer pagodas. Tra Vinh is a province where the number of Khmer people live quite large, all of up to 141 Khmer pagodas. Ang Korajaborey Pagoda(usually called Ang pagoda) is the most ancient Khmer pagoda in Tra Vinh, the pagoda was built in the tenth century.
What do you like most a bout it.
In my village, people live very close to each another. The people are very simple in thought and behavior. Therefore they are friendly and helpful . So, the crimes of the city  are almost unknown in my village. The people work together and live in peace. I love them.
What don’t you like most a bout it.
In general, I’d have to say that I am not so satisfied with the weather. To be more precise, I really can’t stand the summer months. You know, it’s because the temperatures are often as high as 35 degrees, plus it is always humid, so it makes you feel quite uncomfortable!

What do you do to stay healthy?
Keeping health at good level is important for body. The best way to keep my healthy are eating right, staying physically active, and not smoking.
What sport can you play?
I can play basketball, football, and volleyball. But I really like volleyball. If it’s the weekend, I usually have some spare time so I just get with my team and play volleyball at the field in my neighborhood.
Why you think playing sport help you to stay healthy?
Because playing sports can give me a healthy life and a fit body. Research shows that You will be more active and healthier by playing sports. To illustrate, you can have a lower chance of getting a serious illness such as a heart attack or high blood pressure.
Can you tell me a bout your job?
I’m currently an Economics teacher working for Trà Vinh University.  I am started working there 5 months ago. Now i`m learning in the course of agricultural economics master in CTU.  it’s a very interesting job, and I’m enjoying it still.

What do you like most about it?

I like teaching job because it’s a noble job. I meet my student 5 days a week and I can share my knowledge for them. For me, being an Economics teacher is very interesting.
Do you want to change you job in the future?

Well, that`s not something I`m thinking about at the moment as I really enjoy what I do and it`s a really good company to work for. The pay is good and they have other good benefits such as flexi-time and end of year bonuses.

Let’s talk about family
Do you live in a big or small family?
I live in a big family. We are the family of six: my grandfather, my father, my mother, two my brother and I.
What are the advantages of living about such a family?
A large family has some very strong advantages. First of all, it has a lot of members and there is more than one earning member in a large family. In addition, members can help each other in bad times. They are never alone. A large family also has a joyful atmosphere. Everyone has his/her story at the end of the day and they all sit and talk about their good experiences, their problems and possible solutions together. A large family is a lovely place to live in.
What kinds of problems do you often have when you living in your family?
My big problem is that I have no or very little privacy. We are live in a nomal flat, so I have to share bedrooms with my younger brother.

Favorite festival
Tet Holiday is the biggest annual celebration of Vietnam in the first days of lunar New Year. During these days, people welcome a new coming year with good health, lucks and success. Tet holiday is very special for Vietnamese families to reunite and celebrate together.
  The preparation for Tet holiday is taken place very soon because it requires many steps. All members of families clean and redecorate their houses together. Then, they buy food, drink such as cookies, sweets, candied fruit, melon seeds...to offer their guests and to store because in this occasion, many shops are closed. A branch of peach flower or a kumquat tree cannot be absent from every home during these special days. Children are the most eager, as their parents will buy them new clothes. In addition to buying things, many Vietnamese families make Chung cake, pickled onion, frozen meat, which are our country`s traditional food on Tet holiday. We decorate ancestral altars with a five-fruit tray, vegetables, sweets, and flowers. In the last day of the previous year, people become more excited as they feel that the