Active as a rolling stone.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Being a rolling stone.
If people were stone, I would be a stone without moss by rolling everywhere. The further I roll, the wiser I will be. Sometimes I get hurt, but it is worthy. That's my motor though.
Couchsurfing is a special network for traveller. It is truly a network of sharing which is not only sharing the accommodation but sharing experience and locals culture. I learned from travellers I hosted as much as they learned from. And I know I will be a traveller no sooner or later because I have to roll.
And you absolutely are the rolling stone, aren't you?

Interests

Just pure curiosity.

• writing
• reading
• traveling
• skateboarding
• geography
• religion
• volunteering
• food

Music, Movies, and Books

Jazz (or indie rock) in the morning, Blues, Indie in the afternoon, others are a little here and there.
My favorite books: Das Parfum, Lolita, Silk, The sorrow of war, The Crowd, Siddhartha.
Films: Stranger than paradise, Ghost in the shell, Tangled, Kubo and the two strings.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I'm working as a founder/director of a project named The Book Circle which aims to develop people thinking critically by reading in Thai Nguyen. My team had sent hundreds of book to Ha Giang and organized some events for children. I hope our work would encourage people to think out of box, and raise sympathy beyond society as well.
I was one of the directors of iThink Camp, a language practical camp for secondary students. The camp held a range of activities that aim to build an environment practicing English skills and to improve critical thinking.
However, I enjoy doing nothing the most. =))
19/3: I've visited Phuong Hoang cave for the second time. There is something inside the trees and rock I addicted to. I was in the dark part of the cave, it was totally silent and dark that give me a sense of isolation. The infinity silence let me know how tiny I am.
19/11: well, I visited Phuong Hoang cave one more time. The mountain seems irresistible to me. I hiked up the mountain with Inan, a couchsurfer I hosted. We did meditate inside the dark cave and I felt so strange.

Teach, Learn, Share

I'm so fond of food, especially Vietnamese food (It is fantastic!). I can cook Pho, any traditional Vietnamese food and moreover, I would never afraid of learning new dishes!

What I Can Share with Hosts

Any tips for an unforgettable trip to Vietnam.

Countries I’ve Visited

Ireland, Northern Ireland

Countries I’ve Lived In

Ireland, Viet Nam