THÌ RA CUỘC SỐNG Ở NGA LÀ NHƯ THẾ NÀY! | So This Is What Life in Russia Is Really Like!

0 DONG MEAL – THE TASTE OF HOME IN A FOREIGN LAND “Although we are thousands of miles away from home, we have rebuilt that garden in our memories and in every day of living in a foreign land…” After a day of trading, we returned to our small house in a foreign land. The cool summer air, the gentle breezes blowing through the small garden on the side of the house – the garden that we had cultivated from old memories. The rows of green potatoes, zucchini, and beans – although not our motherland, still gave us a familiar, peaceful feeling like home. The whole family gathered in simple joy. The children happily ran around the chicken coop, picking up the warm, golden eggs. They skillfully picked up each apple that had fallen to the ground to feed the chickens – a way to preserve and share love for nature. The whole family picked bunches of ripe, golden apricots together. The sour apricots are washed and soaked in sugar – making a cool, sweet glass of water, carrying the taste of home, dispelling the nostalgia of a foreign land. A simple dinner but full of love: 🍳 Sweet and sour chicken eggs – rich and fatty, warm like a mother’s embrace. 🥬 Green boiled vegetables dipped in hand-pounded chili fish sauce – spicy, rustic but full of the soul of the countryside. 🍃 Young squash shoots stir-fried with garlic, fragrant and crispy – reminiscent of meals at mother’s table in the past. 🍑 Sour plum soup instead of star fruit – gentle like a lullaby, dispelling the nostalgia of home. 🍆 Served with basil, tamarind and crispy salted eggplant – a meal filled with love, warming the hearts of those far away from home. The meal is not luxurious, but contains many memories and love, a bridge for us to feel the warmth of home no matter where we are. 👉 Even though life takes us to many places, our homeland is always in our hearts - every meal is a bridge that brings us back. 👉YouTube channel link:    / ​⁠@uch6u3b3_6ojomud3lxasbag   #MamCom0Dong #ViQueNha #NhoQue #DatKhachQueNguoi #AmThucVietONGa #TinhYeuQueHuong