Hi Brother you are an amazing creator Hope to watch more videos from you and meet you some day 😊

As a viet daughter, viet moms typically do not cry AT ALL. Seeing them release the pent up fear snd emotions, was so astonishing. I damn near sobbed like 3 times watching this

Hugs are weird between family and friends in asia?!

so heartwarming, hope you are doing well also.

Definitely her kids see clearly how much joy she having.

You’re doing god’s work. That was beautiful to watch

Allred ads filled with greedy baby butcher doctors is disgusting.

Kyle you rock…❤❤❤😊😊😊

Pt 3 should be viet trip

I noticed that northern foods involved any kind of meats are kinda gamey.

Beautiful story

Thank you for doing this for this family. We could watch the spark of life happen for her. Side note: there is no coincidence, had you NOT stopped at the hospital you may not have found that lovely woman who led you to her family🙏🏼

I haven’t seen my younger brother in a year and my heart feels empty. I can’t imagine 51 years. Kyle you’re a brilliant story teller. Truly 1 in a million. Thank you for this masterpiece.

She should move back and live out the rest of her years with them. Her kids will have a great trip whenever they want. Win win.

Middle Vietnamese language sometimes is difficult to understand even North or South Vietnamese.

Do you have 1/2 Vietnamese blood ?

My favorite food. So delicious !

Side note, if this is the place I found on Google maps, then these people grew up just outside Danang in the 60s and 70s. Holy crap! I can't imagine being a kid in that area during those decades!

You are so respectful and sensitive towards families and issues. You do such a wonderful job. Thank you for all that you do it’s amazing.❤️🙏

This was amazingly beautiful. I truly hope she moves there with her family. I believe she would love to be with them. I hope it is so. As they say there is no place like home. To be surrounded by your family and have that daily bond helps so much. I hope she is well and that her family is well. ❤️🙏

Tiếng hát của em người Tây Ban Nha, đã thể hiện một tính cách, Độc và Lạ, mô tả văn hóa lịch sử, tình cảm của các bậc tiền nhân Việt Nam thời đi mở nước. Bạn hát được bài hát này Tâm Hồn của bạn đã trở thành một nữa của Việt Nam rồi, chúc bạn dồi dào sức khỏe luôn yêu đời và yêu những ca khúc tình yêu quê hương Việt Nam

COMO PUEDO COMPRAR DE ESOS BETTAS DEJARME SABER OK

less than 1 min in and im balling omg u are a hero to this family xxxxx manhug

❤ VERY GOOD❤

Why on earth would se wanna go back to the US?! I can definitely get commitments and having to wrap stuff up but TBH whats the alternative? A widows lifestyle in a owned house or aparment or a senior center type living? There shes acrually just wanted to be around, could live out the rest of her life surounded by a super loving family. Sell everything you have in the US and take the money to live there. Genuinely hope her son moves so she does too. Looks like a way better life flow than the constant have to grind lifestyle the US imposes on everyone

So beautiful, thanks for sharing this story

my dad and his family were also boat people! his father was a soldier who passed away during the VN war because of a land mine. he escaped to the US when he was 18. it was always very interesting hearing about our family history from my dad, aunts, uncles, and older cousins!

Your grandmother walked 20 km each way - 40 km total - EVERY DAY? And one way with a heavy load of sugar! Then came home to a lot of small children needing her attention - probably had to cook for all of them after that walk, too! And then she had to make moulds at night in Lo Thoi???!!? What are moulds? How could she possibly do all that in one day!! That would kill most people! What an amazing super woman! What a hard, hard, hard life she had. My heart breaks for her and her children - your mom and aunts and uncles. I can’t believe the lengths she went through every day to keep your family together. Anytime I feel sorry for myself, now, I’ll think of the hardships your mother endured. My troubles will always seem so tiny by comparison.

And now you are travelling long distances to help other families…you truly are your grandmother’s grandson.

Don't post if you Cant find, waste of everyone's time

Incredible and a very well done video of the woman's journey a travel back to her family in Vietnam after so many years. Tears in my eyes. THANKS to the producer of this film.

I cried so beautiful.God is good .❤

same location I went to in 94 on the return patrol, unmistakable, almost mimic's the 8mm film I shot,

i think its so awesome how she gave him some lucky money at 30:14, like he was apart of the family now

Kyle never fails to deliver. Another gem of a video!

typical american, first step on grass and you stumble and fall in a foreign country.. god damnit

Beautiful story. Who is Karen S? Is that your mother? (Your adoptive mother?). What a loving gift for you.😊

I love your videos. It’s so wonderful to see families reunited!

That mother’s tears ripped me apart. A mother’s cries of joy, sadness, regret, longing, but most especially, love. So incredibly touching.

Christ loves you, repent before it's too late.

I know her ❤

Kyle, you are a wonderful storyteller. This is very touching and uplifting. It’s fantastic that you were able to locate the family. Such a beautiful and loving family, too. So much struggle and diversity to overcome for all the siblings, yet so much happiness and love. I can see this as your life’s calling. You are gifted at finding, reuniting, and documenting once-separated families. I hope you are able to continue doing so.

Awesome MUCH love ❤❤❤

Thats the most awkward meeting ive ever seen 😂

I wish i could ask my Vietnamese mother in law about Vietnam but I know its very traumatic. She was a Boat Person.

Made me ugly cry

"The Pooping Bridge" 😂😂😂

An emotional journey-I’m truly moved by reunions like this as a Vietnamese. In the clip, I can see the positive change in Ms. Nga after reuniting with her family. Even her two children seem deeply connected to their homeland. I hope Ms. Nga and her family will return to Vietnam to live, so they can reunite with their siblings and extended family. After all, the most precious thing is still the love of family. Thank you, Kyle Le, for these meaningful and heartwarming videos.

Every migrant's story holds such a unique story of sorrow, grief, loneliness, tragedy... This testimony might teach us solidarity

This will be my favorite video of all time!!! I’m checking out other videos, and maybe liking, leaving comments to boost the algorithm