I'm little shit, my English teacher gave me the name that means "a little boy who always finds a way to make people laugh," easy-going, sometimes stubborn, funny, and crazy. I was born in a lovely central highland of Vietnam near the Cambodian border, where I grew up surrounded by social people, birds, trees, a lake, and many friends. The simple life is a part of my environment that shaped my personality; I love to enjoy the moment in simple ways, such as simply smiling and breathing in and out with others.

After finishing my studies at Sai Gon, I'm currently working and enjoying Da Lat. I've rented a small room where I can take deep breaths every morning and occasionally enjoy a glass of red wine in the evening. I'm not sure what my slow life is about, but I'm sometimes slower than a turtle. I used to have a fast motorcycle, but it was stolen, so this is a great opportunity for me to enjoy my white bicycle, which is sometimes runs as slow as a turtle, but turtle win the rabbit sometimes.

Because I believe that life is short, I make the most of each day. Living in the present moment is the most fulfilling day for me. And traveling enabled me to do so. Traveling forces me to live in the present moment, which allows me to meet new people, explore new places, and try new things. I enjoy sitting and listening to other people's stories, trekking to the mountain to take in the scenery, and sometimes, camping in the jungle just to sit in front of a bonfire for look and breathe deeply.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I'm looking forward to the exciting events in my life that will bring me new people, new cultures, and new friends.

Interests

• wine
• coffee
• hiking
• camping
• trekking
• biking

Music, Movies, and Books

Books :
Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking by SuSan Cain
Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl
All the book by Thich Nhat Hanh
Movies :
In to the wild
Captain fantastic

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Discover a new trail to Ba Den Mountain by myself for just praying, thinking, and being alone. Luckily, I am still alive.
I tried for the fifth time to find the Hidden waterfall behind the Langbiang mountain by myself. I failed to find the beautiful waterfall four times, and the fourth time, I was lost in the deep forest with my friend for two days and one night, faced with some wild buffalo, and luckily, we caught the shit of Cow, and followed the lane of shit to catch the small stream and trekking to 30km follow the stream to the small village and meet new people.
Cycling 1000km just to go camping, see the beach, and discover things I'd never seen before, it was a beautiful trip.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Viet Nam