The older I get, the more clearly I feel my root as a Vietnamese woman and the indelible imprint it leaves on me. Our homeland’s history is the work of making and keeping a country, and through every chapter, women have held the line. Beyond the heroines who fought on battlefields were the women at home who did it all—stocking the front with food and medicine, holding families together, raising children alone, cooking, mending, nursing. If something needed doing, they did it.

Lần nào về nhà cũng nhiều kỷ niệm.  Chả ai nghĩ mình là người ít chia sẻ, nhưng mình biết mình thuộc loại lười kể lể. Cái gì chia sẻ mà...

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