Cô gái Palestine xinh đẹp lấy chồng Đồng Nai, ở lại Việt Nam làm vợ hiền dâu thảo

Beautiful Palestinian girl marries Dong Nai man, stays in Vietnam to be a good wife and daughter-in-law Having known each other for a long time when they were still in university, Tho and Sara's love came naturally. About 2 years ago, the two decided to meet each other's families and received support from both sides when they proved their love for each other despite different traditions, languages, and cultures. Recalling the first time they met Sara's family, Tho shared that Sara's family had lived in Sydney for a long time but still followed the religious cultural traditions in Palestine. Because Muslim culture does not date, the day he met her was also the day he asked for her hand in marriage. And when he met his wife's family for the first time, Tho had to sit alone and talk to the whole family because Sara was busy putting on makeup and was 1 hour late. However, Sara's family was extremely cute, welcoming, did not make things difficult for a foreign future son-in-law like him and nodded in agreement when he performed all the formalities, as well as felt his decency. It is known that Tho and Sara held an engagement ceremony in April 2019 in Sydney and held a wedding in January 2020 in Bien Hoa, Vietnam with the participation of many relatives and friends and 25 members of Sara's family from Australia, Jordan, and Dubai. At the wedding, the two held a family ceremony and held a party at a restaurant with Palestinian rituals. Foreign bride Sara wore costumes from both countries, Vietnamese ao dai and traditional Palestinian costumes on this important day. The wedding of both was held in Vietnam. Sara wore two traditional Vietnamese and Palestinian dresses on the important day. After getting married, Tho and his wife encountered many difficulties due to cultural differences when living together. Speaking of this, he confided that there were actions of his that followed the thinking of Vietnamese people but were not suitable for Palestinian people and vice versa. At times like that, the couple did not know what they did wrong to make the other unhappy. Luckily, after the wedding, the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, the couple worked online, had time together, talked to each other more and understood and respected each other more. VIET MY COUPLE channel will bring interesting stories, from personal experiences to couples' sharing on how to keep their love warm and happy. ☺ Please subscribe to support at: ♥ https://www.youtube.com/c/KONTRO83?su... ♥ Facebook:   / thao.hien.16568   ♥ Fanfage:   / hoivietkieumy   Register to become a member of the channel:    / @vietmycouple   Email for copyright contact: [email protected] ♥ THANK YOU EVERYONE♥ #laychongmy #chongtay #laychonghanquoc *Videos may contain copyrighted content based on Fair Use fair use laws ( https://www.youtube.com/yt/copyright/ )