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Care of. there are families here who don't have a death date which is huge, a death anniversary in the vietnamese is when you do the ceremonies, you pay attention to the dead. you can't do that if you don't know when they really died. you just assume those people are just never liberated spiritually, that they are stuck in that space. it was like that for my father because he was in prison, we had no news from him. you couldn't set up an altar. you just hoped that he was alive. 10, 12, 15 of your friends are going out and doing things, you just had that weight on you that your father is somewh...

Space. it was like that for my father. because he was in prison, we had no news for him. you couldn't set up an altar. you just hoped that he was alive. 10, 12, 15, your friends are going out doing things. you would just have this weight on you that your father is somewhere in prison or in the jungles. and that stuff stayed with me for 40 years in my mind. i don't know how many vietnamese have that kind of experience. at the same time i come back to hue, my hometown, my family's hometown, and i'm glad people are alive, people are living, things are happening, things are changing. we need to le...

We honor those who are not buried within their home village, and are not taken care of, their spirits are not taken care of. there are families here who don't have a death date which is huge, a death anniversary in the vietnamese is when you do the ceremonies, you pay attention to the dead. you can't do that if you don't know when they really died. you just assume those people are just never liberated spiritually, that they are stuck in that space. it was like that for my father because he was in prison, we had no news from him. you couldn't set up an altar. you just hoped that he was alive. 1...

Because he was in prison, we had no news from him. you couldn't set up an altar. you just hoped that he was alive. 10, 12, 15 of your friends are going out and doing things, you just had that weight on you that your father is somewhere imprisoned or in the jungles. and that stuff stayed with me for 40 years in my mind. i don't know how many vietnamese have that kind of experience. at the same time, i come back to hue, my hometown, my family's hometown, i'm glad people are alive, people are living, things are happening, things are changing. we need to let the country open up and let the people ...

Of, their spirits are not taken care of. there are families here who don't have a death date. which is huge, a death anniversary in the vietnamese is when you do the ceremonies, you pay attention to the dead. you can't do that if you don't know when they really died. you just assume those people are just never liberated, spiritually, that they are stuck in that space. it was like that for my father because he was in prison, we had no news from him. you couldn't set up an alter, you just hoped that he was alive. ten, 12, 15 of your friends are going out and doing things, you just had that weigh...