Family Footsteps - Cambodia (A Khmaussie’s Story)
This is a story of a Chinese-Cambodian-Australian guy called Kevin who wishes to get a hands-on experience his parents and grandparents went through in Cambodia before fleeing the country for Australia.
I’m glad he finally found his passion of the culture he was born into yet didn’t grow up in. Enjoy!
Well, before you click and enjoy the videos, i just want to speak out this kinda out-of-topic thought i get from part 5. What annoys me most is the fact that Kong Nay, who revives the Cambodian traditional music, lives in a slum! Its a shame to our society, really! I’ve been thinking of how we as individuals could help support people like him. Share your ideas if any, ok!
My thanks to Sophat for posting this up on his blog!
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