Blood Road Page #2
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is a historical path,
a link on the path
to independence
and freedom
for our entire nation.
And lots of Vietnamese
people's blood
has been shed on this road.
It is indeed a journey
that I believe
will be exciting and meaningful.
(SPEAKS VIETNAMESE)
(SPEAKS VIETNAMESE)
NGUYEN:
(IN VIETNAMESE)I started biking when I was 16.
I became a cyclist
and was determined
to become
the best biker in Vietnam.
(TRAN QUOC TUAN
SPEAKS VIETNAMESE)
TRAN QUOC TUAN:
Huyen is an athletewho was an idol
in Vietnamese cycling.
Because Huyen won four Southeast
Asia Games gold medals,
in four consecutive events.
For an athlete in Vietnam,
there has never been one
who claimed such a record.
(MUSIC PLAYING)
to my competing career,
I became a coach.
I've heard a lot about
the Ho Chi Minh Trail
since childhood.
Not until now
does my dream of riding
on the Ho Chi Minh Trail
come true.
I am quite nervous,
(HORNS BLARING)
I was looking for a long time.
Hello, hello.
Hello, hello.
Thank you for coming.
Thank you for having me.
These are for you.
Thank you so much.
I'm very sorry because
my English is not very good.
Well, my Vietnamese sucks,
so your English is better.
So happy to meet you.
Yeah, you too.
Rebecca, this is my father.
NGUYEN:
(IN VIETNAMESE)This is Rebecca.
RUSCH:
(IN VIETNAMESE)It's nice to meet you.
NGUYEN:
(IN VIETNAMESE)Both my uncle and my father
experienced
the American Resistance war.
At that time,
America was our enemy.
One big problem is how
to overcome
barriers among people,
to connect
their hearts and souls
so they can
understand each other.
Happy New Year.
making all this food. It's beautiful.
Huyen's father and my father
indirectly fought
each other in the war,
and it's extraordinary,
more than 40 years later,
that we can all sit down
at the dinner table
and share a meal together.
Cheers. Happy New Year,
Happy New Year.
RUSCH:
To a good journey. Yeah.(GLASSES CLINK)
(MUSIC PLAYING)
RUSCH:
Our last majorchallenge before starting
is mapping out the trail
and trying to make sense
of the complex route.
Don Duvall is an American
living in Laos.
He has spent most of his life
exploring and mapping
the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
He is an essential part
of our expedition because
the most historically
accurate route for us to take.
DUVALL:
My background isnavigating sailing yachts
around the world
for almost 15 years,
and then I came
to Laos and started
map-making and surveying
on a motorcycle
on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
My role here with Rebecca's team
is to help them with navigation,
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