Preparations for Vietnam- "Health Issues" first

To Vietnam: I understand the host and I don't really want to talk about the stuff I am going to go through. But for the sake of our well-being, it is worth going through it and dig deep into it once and for all. 

So now we return to the fundamental question I raised in the first place a few years ago. Why go to Phu Quoc? What is it all about? In simple terms, "富" is the riches (the oligarchs so to speak), "國" is the global entity that existed (not exactly a country in particular), "島" is the wager (not the island in particular). So what exactly is the fight? This is the effort to build up a global presence to achieve a leader status (a person who really can make important decisions about the world) in the future. So in reality this is a leadership contest not just in a special administrative region but a country as a whole. And to summarize it in a little island is a tall order. But from the personal perspective, I was trying to take a break and explain to the kids my role in this is "global remittance" (I think they are just being loud and not really know what the whole thing means), and that explains all the water activities, the fish sauce factories, and the cable-car as well as all the attractions there.

Honestly, I am not a big fan of all this and then years of COVID hit the world. Hey, Phu Quoc still exist, should I be scared? The point is clear, I don't mind who leads, as long as you can do it and I don't want a part in it. This is because of the system. If voters cannot decide for it, then it will not be peaceful and a lot will be at stake. Not good from my perspective. What I will say is: when there is a will, there is a way. I'm just being a bit apathetic so to speak. So for the persons of concern, making people sick won't do it. 

To take this to Ho Chi Minh City is to present the whole thing more "clearly" and "precisely", the apple of one's eye. But is it the "impact player"? What actually can make a significant and meaningful impact? This is not for me to say. This is only to say the French connection is still a force to be reckon with. 

To my South Korean and Japanese friends, you are always in Vietnam and all is good. I'm on my own and don't really need to feel like a VIP. Just take it lightly and our relationship will stay good on many fronts for years to come.

I have not yet decide my final destination, but I can assure the host I'm NOT taking any of this your country. I will be enjoy good food and great sightseeing, and explore investment opportunities along the way.

Will speak again soon.