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My Origin Story From Vietnam | Refugee Experience 

Chris and Yeji
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@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji Месяц назад
📖 Learn More! www.chrisnorlund.com/book
@dianasnow8715
@dianasnow8715 2 месяца назад
Congratulations in finding your family. By the way you must be at least 49 years old yet you look like a teenager.
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji 2 месяца назад
Yes I’m 49 this year :) thank you for watching!
@yoberdeb
@yoberdeb Месяц назад
The reason I subscribed to your channel! btw, I am an East African guy living in St Paul MN, USA. We might not agree on everything Vietnam but for me, I had been following everything Vietnam since I was a kid. The distance the Vietnamese could go to preserve their dignity, against all odds to persevere, the willingness of the Vietnamese people to lose everything so as not to be a slave and kneel down to foreigners had inspired to all colonized people in Africa and beyond. They showed the world that it's better to be a lion for one day than to be a fox for a million years. Just wanna throw that in. Thank you for your story.
@allandevera9451
@allandevera9451 Месяц назад
What a story that it took nearly five decades to reunite with your family. Wishing you all the best.
@joycestrayhorne2412
@joycestrayhorne2412 21 день назад
Congratulations on finding your family. I'm still looking for mine. I was born in Vietnam and was adopted.
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji 21 день назад
Happy you found my channel and sharing your situation also. I encourage you to read my book as well as I imagine we may have had similar experiences. It's good to know you aren't alone.
@joycestrayhorne2412
@joycestrayhorne2412 21 день назад
@@chrisandyeji whats the name of your book?
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji 20 дней назад
It's here. www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFHFJP25 Called Positive Angle.
@andywong5000
@andywong5000 Месяц назад
Amazing story for an amazing young man!
@aces7515
@aces7515 Месяц назад
I’m so glad this came up in my RU-vid feed, so interesting, thank you!
@susanstandard8727
@susanstandard8727 Месяц назад
And it’s a story worth hearing…. Thank you for sharing.
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji Месяц назад
Thank you for taking the time to listen :)
@ricegum7583
@ricegum7583 2 месяца назад
Amazing story, I need to see the vids u made before on it!
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji 2 месяца назад
Appreciate you watching! You'll find a few more videos before this one and also I wrote a book.
@derrick-ur6hx
@derrick-ur6hx Месяц назад
What an amazing story! I’m glad your family were able to find you. They would be very proud of you and what you’ve achieved. You put out great content - keep up the good work!
@rosean374
@rosean374 Месяц назад
Wow what a life story❤
@anthonyvu3231
@anthonyvu3231 Месяц назад
You have an interesting story. Both of my parents were boat people from Vietnam. I was born in America 🤭
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji Месяц назад
You will really like and identify with my book www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFHFJP25
@leoningold1412
@leoningold1412 2 месяца назад
Thanks for sharing your story, Chris… really happy for you and your family! That you are even here to relay it to us is amazing…I am sure you don’t take life for granted and appreciate even the little things?! I was born in Australia - and have a blessed life. One of the greatest and most tolerant Countries in the world, I would like to think. Regards Leon
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji 2 месяца назад
Always be happy to be alive and live life to the fullest :)
@hildajones1426
@hildajones1426 Месяц назад
Just come across you channel so so interested. Am sure be following your story.from your new subscriber from Australia.
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji Месяц назад
Thanks for finding our channel! You can find more videos on reconnecting with family and also check out my book :) Hope all is well in Aussie land!
@reefpicker1
@reefpicker1 2 месяца назад
Dang it, you are older than me, but you look way younger than me. I hope the final DNA test is a match. This is an amazing story. I will share it on FB and subscribe. Good luck!
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji 2 месяца назад
Appreciate you watching. I wrote a book about the story too that you might like :)
@TheTravelingClatt
@TheTravelingClatt 2 месяца назад
I'm happy for you brother. My family come from refugees from Iraq that were kicked out for being Jewish. War is horrible, ethnic cleansings are horrible. I'm happy there a positive aspect to your story.
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji 2 месяца назад
I hope you and your family are safe also. My opinion on all these kinds of the things is that it starts with teaching the young people to learn to live in peace with each other. Obviously it's difficult given horrible things that happen in the past, but that's why we must learn from it.
@nocancelcultureaccepted9316
@nocancelcultureaccepted9316 2 месяца назад
Muslims can’t tolerate any other religion, let alone the Jews. Sadly, the Muslims are spreading and changing the fabric of the Western society we know and love.
@audramitchell9894
@audramitchell9894 Месяц назад
Congratulations on finding your family . It was like a needle in a haystack . You where lost and now you've been found .
@user-vi1ou4tr7u
@user-vi1ou4tr7u 2 месяца назад
you grew up well
@themantran
@themantran 2 месяца назад
There are a lot of poignant stories from the end of the war that would make a good story line. I just met a man from the other day who was a military officer in the South Vietnamese army. He said when Saigon fell the US was going to airlift him to the US but his wife or girlfriend at the time didn't want to go, so he stayed back with her. He then was sent to re-education camp for 10 years. They eventually got married and moved to the US when he applied for VISA. He told me he doesn't know which is worse, staying back and go to prison for 10 years or to leave VN with nothing, in a strange land without any friends or family, not knowing the language, starting from scratch. Everyone during that era suffered some kind of traumatic event that is very interesting to hear. I've heard of a lot of harrowing events after the war with the boat people. It would be good to record everything down either with video or blog.
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji 2 месяца назад
I wrote a book and document what I can :)
@nocancelcultureaccepted9316
@nocancelcultureaccepted9316 2 месяца назад
Sadly, some of the boat people don’t learn from the hardships and continue to commit crimes in America after several decades leaving Vietnam.
@SergyMilitaryRankings
@SergyMilitaryRankings 2 месяца назад
Traitors don't deserve mercy, helping a country that was commiting genocide against Vietnamese people
@mimisor66
@mimisor66 Месяц назад
Poor guy, 10 years in a re-education camp and then starting all over again from scratch. These were resilient people in very troubled times.
@EasyDIYWithNeelam
@EasyDIYWithNeelam Месяц назад
No way he looks 49 years old😮😮..why don't you share your secrets to stay young❤
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji Месяц назад
Check out a copy of my book www.chrisnorlund.com/book :)
@biglance
@biglance Месяц назад
This is the craziest story...man....I thought maybe you dad was American and Mom was Vietnamese...I bet you could get Vietnamese dual citizenship or at the very least a long term visa to live there, buy land etc. Do you have a Vietnamese birth certificate or anything from when you were born on the base? I will buy your book, good luck with everything man, I love Pusan btw, lived in Korea many years, peace be with you man.
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji Месяц назад
Thanks for picking up a copy of my book :) It's been a crazy journey, it's unbelievable even to me and I lived it. My wife and I lived in a Vietnam while I was working there for a little bit, but Busan is our home. We can always visit there as it's fairly close to here :)
@stargazer5073
@stargazer5073 Месяц назад
I'm confused, airplane crash, was another child lost? How did you survive crash?
@rodbutler4054
@rodbutler4054 5 дней назад
You speak like a Native American. Where were you educated? Is Vietnam now your home?
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji 5 дней назад
You can find more details in my book :) www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFHFJP25
@scogginsscoggins
@scogginsscoggins Месяц назад
Why were the American Army in Vietnam? Three million Vietnamese perished.
@michellesalimbay8629
@michellesalimbay8629 Месяц назад
You look 30’s
@lorib4516
@lorib4516 Месяц назад
Are you Really 50 years old? you look 21.
@chrisandyeji
@chrisandyeji Месяц назад
You can read details in my book :) www.amazon.com/dp/B0CFHFJP25
@ashho313
@ashho313 Месяц назад
I hope I look like u when I get old ASIANS DONT RASIENS
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