[Central Daily News Ann Shan Zhi] For some people, this may be a very simple thing; For others, it may be a dream wish-that is, to return to the mother's home where the eldest brother and the second child have never been back. Those immigrant women who married from Vietnam to Korea lived tight birthdays, never dared to expect to go back to their parents' homes, and even dreamed of going back to their parents' homes. "Women's Center" took the warm-hearted actor Seo-hee Jang to this touching scene. At seven o'clock in the morning, as soon as I walked out of Hanoi Hotel, I felt the hot air coming on my face. In order to escape the heat, we got on the No.35 bus that stopped at the gate. Seo-hee Jang didn't feel very well when he flew to Vietnam yesterday. He put motion sickness medicine on his ear early in the morning. After Seo-hee Jang sat in the middle of the car, photographer Zhao Shixian and the staff of the Women's Center also got on the car. This bus from Hanoi is heading for a small city called Haiphong. This time, our guide explained to us that although the time to arrive at the first house is expected to be three hours, the actual situation may take three to six hours. The tour guide said that it depends on many variables such as road conditions. Now Vietnam is like China in 1970s-expressway has more motorcycles than cars. The charity activity "Fly" planned by the Korean Women's Consortium will select 30 immigrant families who have not returned to their parents' homes for a long time after marriage or dare not expect to return to their parents' homes due to financial difficulties, and then send them back to their parents' homes. With the support of Samsung Bio, this charity activity has entered its fourth year. In the September issue of Women's Center, when choosing actors, I immediately thought of Seo-hee Jang. Although this is a happy encounter, it is also a hard "peer". Seo-hee Jang is one of the few actors who can participate in it sincerely. Although the schedule of filming a new film in Seo-hee Jang is imminent, Seo-hee Jang took time to participate in this activity after hearing the purpose of this public welfare project. Seo-hee Jang, a Buddhist, thinks that an important artist should practice.
Seo-hee Jang said that although it is a bit polite to say this, it is "natural" to repay the popularity and love given by the audience with the same level of love. However, I am still a little worried about "what to say after seeing that family". Before coming to Vietnam, Seo-hee Jang conveyed to us the family story he wanted to know more about through his agent. What should I say after meeting this family ... The reporter who accompanied Seo-hee Jang told Seo-hee Jang that even immigrant women who came to Korea to study would feel that they had found their roots when they returned to China a few years later.
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