Miss Diem Huong, along with her husband and son (Noah), returned to Vietnam on January 1st after over a year of settling in Canada. This time, the family came back discreetly to surprise her parents and relatives at home.
Diem Huong shared, “My husband and I wanted to visit our parents and relatives, complete some important paperwork, and celebrate Tet in Vietnam because we miss it so much!”
Diem Huong’s family returns to Vietnam after a year of living in Canada (Photo: Facebook)
The Familiar Tet Atmosphere: Where Family Love Flourishes
Despite living in Canada for more than a year, the Tet atmosphere there did not bring Diem Huong the same sense of familiarity. She shared that only celebrating Tet in Vietnam makes her feel complete and emotionally fulfilled.
Upon returning home, Diem Huong and her husband took their motorcycles to tour around Ho Chi Minh City, rediscovering familiar places. She visited favorite street stalls to enjoy beloved dishes like duck porridge, boiled innards, boiled snails, and fried taro.
“Throughout the past year, I had many things to remember about Vietnam. I missed the lively life here and the bustling city atmosphere. These are things I couldn’t find in Canada. Before, I used to complain about eating duck egg stewed pork belly during Tet, but now, being far from home, I realize how precious these traditional foods like stewed pork, sticky rice cake, pickled vegetables, and fresh herbs are,” Diem Huong reflected.
Diem Huong takes time to meet friends and savor Vietnamese cuisine (Photo: Facebook)
Reuniting with Friends and Entertainment Activities
During her stay in Vietnam, Diem Huong not only spent time with her family but also caught up with friends and colleagues after a long separation. She participated in various entertainment activities and events, helping her reconnect with the local entertainment industry.
Her Tet plans were simple yet meaningful: taking family photos, dining together, and enjoying each other’s company. For Diem Huong, the most valuable aspect of Tet is the warm, united atmosphere.
“Especially for someone who lives far from home, the most valuable thing about Tet is seeing my parents healthy and well. Sitting down for a family meal is the most meaningful thing,” she expressed.
An Emotionally Rich Year in Canada
Diem Huong shared that 2024 was a special year for her. It was the first time she had ample time at home, focusing on her roles as a wife and mother.
“2024 was an unusual year for me, as I spent a lot of time at home, doing less work. My husband took care of me and showed his love, but I still had to manage my role as a 24/7 mother and constantly deal with emotional challenges in raising my child,” she said.
Heartwarming moments of Diem Huong’s family in Vietnam (Photo: Facebook)
Simple Life in Canada
Miss Diem Huong moved to Canada in late October 2023. At that time, she mentioned her intention to settle abroad to develop her career in cosmetic tattooing.
In January 2024, Diem Huong announced her third marriage to a Vietnamese Canadian named Duy, who works in Canada. Her husband is kind, loving, and especially close with their son Noah.
In Canada, Diem Huong’s family maintains a simple lifestyle. She primarily works in the field of cosmetic tattooing and beauty care. Her son continues his education in a new environment and has adapted well to life abroad.
Conclusion
The story of Miss Diem Huong is not just a journey back to her homeland but also a testament to the power of family love and the value of reunion. For those living far from home, Tet is always a special occasion to strengthen bonds and relive cherished memories. Follow COCC-EDU-VN for more meaningful stories.
