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03:15In the past, every house was like this

03:20Now, in this tradition, only one house is like this

03:28People change their jobs

03:30For example, they change to a metal washing machine

03:34Because our handicrafts no longer run

03:42It's very low

03:43So people change to modern washing machines

03:48When I was in the first grade, when I was 6 years old

03:51When I grew up, I knew the machine was like this

03:55I knew there was a machine like this at home

03:57Then when I was in the first grade

04:01My parents started to change this industry

04:06Change this washing machine

04:12In the past, there were a lot of traditional machines here

04:15In general, these metal washing machines are different from our traditional wooden machines

04:21In general, there are more than 5,000 metal washing machines

04:24There are more than 2,000 metal washing machines

04:26There are more than 2,000 metal washing machines

04:28There

04:29That's the metal washing machine

04:31And over there, it's used by the steam

04:35It's going back

04:36And this is the metal washing machine

04:37It goes down

04:38For example, all the materials

04:40It automatically stands like this

04:43It stops

04:44For example, you press run

04:47For example, it's full

04:49When it's full, it automatically stands up

04:52As for the old machine, you have to watch

04:54When it runs out of steam, you put it in and run back and forth

04:56You just have to watch it

04:57To be honest, you don't need this

04:59Over there, you have to use your hands

05:02When it's full, you have to cut

05:04You have to bring the materials

05:08With a saw

05:11It's a little different from this

05:13Of course, it's faster

05:15It must be faster than our old machine

05:17What is this?

05:18The steam machine

05:20What is a steam machine?

05:21It's a machine that holds the material

05:23And you put it in

05:25You put the material in and it runs

05:28Ah, it stops

05:31Then you just put this in

05:33Ah

05:34This is the beginning of the machine

05:38That's right

05:48How many machines do you have?

05:50In the past, there were more than 20 machines

05:52Now there are only 4 machines

05:53Yes

05:54Can you show me around?

05:56Sure

05:57Yes

05:58Come on

05:59Yes

06:00This way

06:01Go this way

06:02Go up

06:03Yes

06:14In the past, it was a steamer

06:16Now it's a steamer

06:18Yes

06:21It's easier to do it by hand

06:24Yes

06:26How many meters do you have?

06:2860 meters

06:30Yes

06:31Can you stop it?

06:33Yes

06:34I can stop it

06:36You can stop it

06:37You can continue to do it

06:39Yes

06:41If you want, you can stop it

06:44Yes, you can stop it

06:46It's so clean

06:53What is it called?

06:55It's called a masonry

06:56Can you do it?

06:58Yes

07:00Ok

07:01Try it

07:02I will show you how to do it

07:04This is the spring

07:06So the material goes in

07:08Ah

07:10Here

07:11Do you see it?

07:12Yes

07:13I just pull the string through and put it in, then it will run.

07:17How do you put it in? Put it in here?

07:18Yes, put it in there.

07:20Yes.

07:20Okay.

07:22Then it will run up.

07:23Just keep running back and forth?

07:25Just keep running back and forth.

07:27After 5-10 minutes, it will change to a different string.

07:30Yes.

07:32This machine just goes up and down, right?

07:34In the past, we used to do it by hand.

07:35But now, we don't have to pull it back and forth.

07:37We can still push it in.

07:40Do you remember that?

07:40Yes, yes.

07:42In the past, we used to jump around.

07:48I remember that there were many households in this neighborhood.

07:51Now, there's only you, right?

07:53That's right.

07:54Why did they leave you?

07:56They can't work anymore. They're all sick.

07:59I see.

08:00How old is this machine?

08:03It's been 80 years.

08:05I see.

08:07It's been here since my grandfather's time.

08:10What kind of fabric is this?

08:12It's cotton.

08:13Yes.

08:13It's a cotton fabric.

08:16I see.

08:17I know.

08:19It's used to make a lot of products such as suitcases, handbags, and jeans.

08:24That's right.

08:25Yes.

08:25Otherwise, it's used to make clothes.

08:28I see.

08:29Yes.

08:30In addition to this fabric, there are other kinds of fabrics.

08:33In the past, we used to use silk and cotton.

08:36But now, we don't use them anymore.

08:38Why?

08:40Because people don't buy our products anymore.

08:45Is there any competition in your neighborhood?

08:50In the past, there was competition.

08:54It's normal for people to work.

08:55I see.

08:57But now, there's a lot of import from China.

09:00So, we can't compete with each other.

09:03I see.

09:03I think this industry needs to support and maintain this.

09:07It needs to have a priority system.

09:09That's what I think.

09:11Because if we leave it to die,

09:13it's not just a fabric factory.

09:17It's also a culture of Saigon people.

09:21That's right.

09:22So, we have to maintain it.

09:23You said that this machine was made by 9 Vietnamese people, right?

09:28Yes, we made it ourselves.

09:32That's great.

09:34How many generations do you have in your family?

09:38It's my last life.

09:41Your last life?

09:42Yes, my last life.

09:43I'm so sad to hear that.

09:46I can't do it anymore.

09:48I'll let my son do it.

09:50I see.

09:51You don't have any children?

09:53No, I don't have a family.

09:54You don't have a family, but you have grandchildren.

09:56Yes, I have grandchildren.

09:58I have my mother-in-law.

09:59Do your grandchildren live here?

10:02No.

10:03She works in a company.

10:04I see.

10:06I'm a bit sad to hear that.

10:08But it's not really sad.

10:12It's small and hot.

10:15And the machine is old.

10:17To be honest,

10:18I think if it's lost,

10:23it's something that...

10:25Do you feel sorry for it?

10:28I think we should try our best.

10:30No matter what you do, you have to keep your motivation.

10:32So that you have the motivation to keep doing it.

10:36Do you really benefit from this?

10:41A little bit, but not much.

10:44I see.

10:45I can only earn a few tens of thousands.

10:52Do you count in meters?

10:55I count in meters.

10:57Now you don't use this anymore,

11:02but you use a more advanced product.

11:04For example, a hammer or a hammer.

11:07It will be more expensive.

11:09I can't sell it.

11:10Why not?

11:12No one buys it.

11:13You did it, but you failed.

11:15That's right.

11:16Why didn't anyone buy those products?

11:18Now people ask for Chinese products.

11:21If I sell Vietnamese products,

11:24who will buy it?

11:26How much is the price of this house?

11:31It used to be two houses.

11:34How many houses are there in this neighborhood?

11:38A whole village.

11:40A whole village.

11:41When I was born,

11:45I came here from my hometown.

11:47Where is your hometown?

11:49It's in Da Nang.

11:50Da Nang.

11:51Before your family came here,

11:55did you do this job?

11:56Yes, I did.

11:57In the past, there was a field here.

12:01I rented a house down there.

12:07I see.

12:08It used to be a manual machine.

12:11But it's not the same as now.

12:14In the past, you had to hold the handle and pull the rope.

12:19Then you could run.

12:21In the past, you had to stand and pull.

12:23It was like that when you were young.

12:24Yes.

12:25Did you know about this job before?

12:28Yes, I did.

12:29Since you were young?

12:31Yes.

12:32Now you're lucky.

12:34I wanted to do it.

12:36But I didn't know how to do it.

12:41You had to place an order.

12:42Yes.

12:42You had to have a bridge.

12:45You had to have a bridge to make a bow.

12:47Yes.

12:48You had to do it yourself.

12:50Yes.

12:51No one helped you.

12:52Yes.

12:53I think it's a lack of skill.

12:59To do this job, it's not just about pulling the rope.

13:03You have to pay more attention to it.

13:07You said you could pull 60 meters of rope a day.

13:09Yes.

13:1060 meters of rope.

13:1160 meters of rope is this long, right?

13:14In the past, the rope was longer.

13:15Yes.

13:16In the past, the rope was longer.

13:18It was 60 meters a day.

13:20But now, it's longer.

13:22Yes.

13:22It's longer than 60 meters a day.

13:24You can pull all kinds of ropes with this bridge.

13:26Yes.

13:27Do you have to adjust it?

13:29Yes, I have to adjust it.

13:31Yes.

13:32Do you have regular orders?

13:34No, I don't.

13:36I think you don't.

13:37Yes.

13:38How many workers did you have in your factory?

13:42I only had 5 workers.

13:46You didn't hire anyone else?

13:47No.

13:48Yes.

13:48But now, you have fewer workers.

13:53Yes.

13:53Fewer.

13:54Do foreigners come to visit your small factory?

13:59Yes.

14:00People from District 1 come here to film.

14:03Foreign tourists come here to film.

14:06Yes.

14:07Did you borrow money from the bank to maintain this factory?

14:11No.

14:12Did you build it yourself?

14:13Yes, I built it myself.

14:14I don't think I can do it anymore.

14:16Yes.

14:17Why?

14:18I don't think I can do it anymore.

14:21Yes.

14:22I don't think I can do it anymore.

14:25Yes.

14:26Would you be happy if your children could continue with this job?

14:31I would be happy if they could continue with this job.

14:34Yes.

14:35But now, they don't want to do it.

14:36They don't want to do this job because it's too hard.

14:40If I could, I would sleep well.

14:42But if I couldn't, I would have a hard time sleeping.

14:46There's a lot of noise here.

14:49Do people say anything to you?

14:51No.

14:52I've been working here for a few years.

14:56Almost all the residents here are familiar with this noise.

14:59Yes.

15:00So, as you said, if they don't say anything to you,

15:04it becomes a habit.

15:06It's a very cute habit.

15:08According to you,

15:10one day, the pandemic will return to this industry.

15:14Do you think so?

15:15No.

15:16I don't think so.

15:17Why?

15:18No one dares to do this job anymore.

15:20People don't want to do this job anymore.

15:22They don't want to buy wood to make this job.

15:25All the machines that were used to make this job

15:28were sold elsewhere, right?

15:30Yes.

15:31They were sold elsewhere.

15:32But now, if you look for this wood,

15:34you can't find good wood.

15:36Which wood?

15:37Can you show me?

15:38This one?

15:39This one.

15:40This one.

15:41And this one.

15:42This one is a good wood.

15:44It used to be better.

15:46Yes.

15:47Now, if you look for this wood, you can't find it.

15:49These old machines,

15:51if they are broken,

15:53can you fix them?

15:55Yes, we can fix them at home.

15:57You can fix them at home?

15:59You don't have to worry.

16:01We can fix them at home.

16:03Yes.

16:04How much did you say it cost to invest in this machine?

16:082 gold pieces.

16:102 gold pieces.

16:12And now?

16:14Now, it's only 2 million gold pieces.

16:17It's not enough.

16:18It's not as much as it used to be.

16:20Oh.

16:21Let me step over here.

16:23Let me see.

16:24The details of the machine are also very good.

16:27In the past, the machine was pulled from below,

16:29not from above.

16:31Yes.

16:32How much did this machine cost in the past?

16:35In the past,

16:37it was 20 million for one machine.

16:41You counted 20 million at that time,

16:43how many gold pieces did you have?

16:45I had 3 machines, 4 gold pieces.

16:48Yes.

16:50How many machines did you have in your house?

16:55I had 6-7 machines, but they were all sold out.

16:59Yes.

17:01This wood,

17:02you have to choose the best wood to make it.

17:06You can't use normal wood.

17:08I can see that this is camphor or redwood.

17:11Yes, it's camphor or redwood.

17:13Yes.

17:14Yes.

17:15This one is hard.

17:17This one is not hard enough.

17:19The hardness of the wood is not good enough.

17:28I remember there was a period

17:29when this area was covered with zinc.

17:32Yes.

17:33This area was covered with zinc.

17:35Yes.

17:36In the past, if you had money,

17:38you could buy zinc from the U.S.

17:40and import it.

17:41At that time, it was 2-3 trillion.

17:43One trillion.

17:44Yes.

17:45It depends on the size.

17:46In Vietnam, we imported zinc

17:48and made zinc clothes in Vietnamese style.

17:51The price was cheaper.

17:52Yes.

17:53This area was covered with a lot of zinc.

17:55Now, in such a small area,

17:57there are only 4 machines left.

17:59Do you think you will develop more?

18:01No.

18:02Why?

18:03No one can do it now.

18:04Everyone is sick.

18:05No one can do it.

18:06We only did it in the past.

18:08In the past, we did it 24 hours a day.

18:10Now, we can't do it.

18:14I want to ask you in more detail.

18:16In the past, this area was a village.

18:18Now, only one side of your house is left.

18:23Only one side of your house.

18:24Everything else is closed.

18:26Everything is closed.

18:27Everything is done by machines.

18:29Yes.

18:30Now, there are difficulties.

18:33In your opinion,

18:37this is just a phase.

18:39It will continue.

18:41Do you think so?

18:43I don't think so.

18:44I don't know if I can do it or not.

18:49What is your dream now?

18:51If I want to do it,

18:54I will do it slowly.

18:56I can't dream anymore.

19:01Your dream is to smile.

19:03Yes.

19:05Ladies and gentlemen,

19:06I have been talking to you

19:08about an old machine for decades.

19:12It is old

19:14but its working effort

19:17hasn't changed.

19:19In fact,

19:21it is having a hard time

19:24to be used.

19:26But it is still working hard.

19:28Just like what I think.

19:30In my opinion,

19:32at some point,

19:34modern life,

19:36income,

19:37prosperity

19:39is very necessary.

19:41But

19:42when we look at ourselves,

19:44we know what we can receive,

19:46what we can give,

19:48and what we can keep.

19:50I think each lesson,

19:52each instruction

19:54and your thoughts

19:56are not simple.

19:58This is the end

20:00of the show.

20:02See you next time.

20:04Thank you for joining us.

20:06Goodbye and see you again.

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