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Sara was a Chinese born in Vietnam. During the Republican era, China was fragmented by warlords, plagued by frequent wars, and people were displaced and lived in poverty. Her grandparents, seeking a better life, smuggled themselves across the ocean to Vietnam. Their ancestors survived by selling noodles and tea… After half a century of peaceful life, the Vietnam War ended, the Vietnamese Communist Party ruled the south, and anti-Chinese sentiment intensified. Nearly 80% of the property of Chinese in Vietnam was confiscated, and conflicts targeting the Chinese became more frequent. To survive, Sara and her family of 18 were forced to embark on another arduous journey of escape. They boarded a cargo ship bound for Malaysia with other illegal immigrants. After nine days of turbulent seas and near-death experiences, they finally arrived safely in Malaysia. They lived on a small island with other refugees for over a year. They then decided to go to Switzerland, where the Swiss government accepted them. The original family was scattered across the Americas and Europe… In this episode of the "Ordinary People" series, let's explore information lost in the tides of history, hear Sara recount her tumultuous journey, and learn about her tragic fate… I am Mu Ran, a traveler temporarily residing in Serbia. The "Ordinary People" documentary series primarily shares the stories of ordinary people from all walks of life around the world, allowing more people to see that we, though seemingly ordinary, are actually extraordinary. Each person is a shining star, each person is a source of energy, and each person is a mirror… If you are also willing to share your thoughts with our channel, even if it's just to use your small light to illuminate a path for those lost in darkness, or simply to share your life, please contact us and record your story. Email: [email protected] whatsApp:+381638272227 WeChat: Travelermuran Sara is a Chinese born in Vietnam. During the Republic of China era, China was divided by warlords, and frequent wars caused widespread displacement and hardship. Her grandparents, seeking a better life, smuggled themselves across the ocean to Vietnam. They survived by selling noodles and tea... After half a century of peaceful life, the Vietnam War ended, and the Communist Party of Vietnam came to rule the south. Meanwhile, anti-Chinese sentiment intensified. Nearly 80% of the property of Chinese in Vietnam was confiscated, and conflicts targeting Chinese became increasingly frequent. To survive, Sara and her family of 18 were forced to embark on another arduous journey of escape. They boarded a cargo ship bound for Malaysia with other illegal immigrants. After nine days of turbulent sailing and near-death experiences, the family finally arrived safely in Malaysia. They lived on a small island with other escapees for over a year. They decided to go to Switzerland, where the Swiss government accepted them. However, the original family was scattered across the Americas and Europe… This episode of the "Ordinary People" series takes us to learn about information lost in the tides of history, listens to Sara recount her tumultuous journey, and understands her tragic fate… I am Mu Ran, a traveler temporarily residing in Serbia. The "Ordinary People" documentary series primarily shares the stories of ordinary people from all walks of life around the world, allowing more people to see that we, though seemingly ordinary, are actually extraordinary. Each person is a luminous star, each person is a source of energy, and each person is a mirror… If you are also willing to share your thoughts with our channel, even if it's just to use your tiny bit of light to illuminate the path forward for those lost in darkness, or simply to share your life, welcome to contact us and record your story. #life #lifestory #documentary #travel #dji #film #home #freedom #vlog #switzerland #food #swiss #vietnamese #华人 #Vietnamese华人 #MalaysianRefugees #refugees #smuggling #smugglers #illegalimation #escape #travel #overseasChinese #immigrant #MuRanRecords #Travelmuran #serbia Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: +381638272227 WeChat: Travelermuran