[Daily Life in Vietnam] What a Vietnamese Family Sunday Looks Like

A real family Sunday in the Vietnamese countryside: bánh cuốn breakfast, a childhood dessert shop, a Zen monastery, and time with both grandfathers. 🇻🇳 Hi, I'm An Thu, a 30-year-old mom living in Hanoi. This is day 4 of our trip back to my hometown in Tuyen Quang, and it's Sunday, so my mother finally has the day off. Join my daughter Mủng (Mung), who is 2.5 years old, and me as we spend an ordinary day with my family. 💛 ⏱️ Chapters: 0:00 Opening: Taking My Daughter to the Places Tied to My Life 0:48 Morning: Having Bánh Cuốn with Grandma 3:43 The Childhood Chè Shop: A Familiar Treat After Many Years 5:26 Back Home: Playing for a While with Grandpa and Uncle 6:37 Back to the Meditation Monastery: A Place Tied to Our Family 8:39 Everyone Prepares for the Ceremony 10:50 During the Ceremony: Mủng Explores in Her Own Way 12:33 Back Home: Both Grandfathers Are Here Today 13:49 Evening: A Date with My Little Brother 16:12 Wrapping Up the Trip Home: What Gets Passed On New here? An Thu's Mom Life shares ordinary days of a young Vietnamese mom raising a toddler in Hanoi, with her family, her hometown and everyday life in Vietnam. If you enjoy these real, quiet family vlogs, please like and subscribe to An Thu's Mom Life. Thank you for watching! ❤️ #DailyLifeInVietnam #HometownVlog #VietnameseMom