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Culture Clash, Collision of perception & leaving Vietnam (part 3)

collision of perception & leaving vietnam

Hans van der Broek • Boek • paperback

  • Samenvatting
    After selling the Lighthouse business Linh advices Hans to leave Vietnam because cultural differences are too difficult to bridge.
    Still Hans doesn’t want to give up and the couple start to build a new house which is the first solar powered house in the region.
    Hans is getting active with his environmental enterprise and Linh starts to orientate about her future activities.
    Unfortunate after a few years Hans takes the decision - now by himself - to leave Vietnam and Linh. The cultural collision is effecting Hans in such a way that it makes for both impossible to continue. (part 3)

    A tourist getting married in Vietnam (part 1)
    A roundtrip through Vietnam as tourist and later as tour leader. Discover
    the invisible characteristics from the past and present. When meeting Linh the couple decided to marry in 2003.

    Hoi An, business, storms & corruption in Vietnam (part 2)
    The ‘real face’ of Vietnam.

    About the writer
    Hans van der Broek is an entrepreneur, traveller and writer who let his life guided by the events around him.
  • Productinformatie
    Binding : Paperback
    Distributievorm : Boek (print, druk)
    Formaat : 184mm x 260mm
    Aantal pagina's : 231
    Uitgeverij : PUMBO
    ISBN : 9789082696929
    Datum publicatie : 06-2017
  • Inhoudsopgave
    Front page, Culture Clash, ‘collision of perception & leaving Vietnam’
    Title page, Culture Clash
    Colophon
    Frontispiece, Cam Ha, Hoi An, Vietnam
    Dedicated to Tran Thi Thuy Linh
    Epigraph,
    Content,
    Foreword, 8 & 9
    Preface, 10
    Acknowledgment 11
    Introduction, 12
    Goals, 13
    Prologue, 14
    Part 21, building in Tra Que, 2012. 15
    Part 22, family trip to the Netherlands, 2013. 76
    Part 23, Mont Blanc & leaving Vietnam, 2014. 104
    Part 24, epilogue, 2015. 160
    Part 25, a possible scenario, 2015. 170
    Part 26, sources & background information 188
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One day I left An Bang Beach and rode on my bicycle on a parallel road along the beachfront in the direction of the house of Mr. Kai. I was surprised to see some flags - even de Danish one - hanging at the front of his property and got the idea that maybe family or friends were over to visit him. When I arrived at the gate I saw it was open which was very unusually. Most of the time their car was on the ramp and their dogs would ‘welcome’ me. Suddenly the wife from Mr. Kai came out of the house and beckoned at me. When she came, closer I asked if Mr. Kai was at home. It was surreal to hear that he just had passed away that night. He was already laid out, his coffin in the middle of the living room surrounded by symbols, candles and incent sticks that spread their sent throughout the room.
She asked me to come father but I felt very uncomfortable because I still was only wearing my wet swimming trouser and a shirt. But she kept insisting so at last I got up the steps to the porch from where I entered the front room. I took of my slippers and barefoot I walked aside the coffin to see Mr. Kai. He still was as he always was and he looked peaceful in his yellow decorated resting place. I got handed an incent stick which I lighted and after having made a bow put it in a vase in front of the coffin. It was a surrealistic situation me standing in front of a deceased person, lighting an incent stick while from time to time water drips were falling on my foot from my still wet swimming trouser. Mr. Kai would not mind. He was a broad-minded person and sure he would smile at the situation if he still could. Maybe he was? ×
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