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- www.ted.com In 2010, technologist Tan Le took the TEDGlobal stage to demo a powerful new interface. But now, at TEDxWomen, she tells a very personal story: the story of her family -- mother, grandmother and sister -- fleeing Vietnam and building a new life.
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This has been by far my fav TEDtalk :-)
she has a thoughtful voice. it touches my heart
I don't Know, Why I was crying when she mentioned her grandmother
it runs through the women
remarkable words
I am crying.
Apollinaria Elf why you crying?
a beautiful story, a beautiful woman.. thank you chi Tan Le.
wow i cried
her voice is very soothing when she tells her story
The whole time her voice sounds so family but to me it it's soothing like Sonia from jayesslee might be b/c of being from Australia? Not sure but maybe just me
Very good story.
As a Vietnamese person living in a communist country now, I am sympathize her story. I'm in young generation in Vietnam. Everyday Vietnamese people live without doubt about the government. We don't have freedom to vote a good- personality person into government. Also Vietnamese people are not allowed to have free meeting and talk about the communist party. Government control Vietnamese people by the military. Vietnamese people need freedom.
i hope one day u will get the freedom u ned ,want,and deserve
Then how are you able to get on the internet and talk about it here?
I have to log in Gmail in order to Like and answer your comment. I am also a Vietnamese and now I'm studying in Canada. Even though I'm just 24 years old, I know whole of stories about Vietnam War. I just want to talk 1 sentence "Dit Me Communist sell country to Chinese ". We need human right. We need freedom. We don't need dictatorial regime.
chế độ nào cũng vậy cả, từ tư bản đến cộng sản bạn ạ, bạn nói v không khác nào bêu rếu việt nam đang sống dưới 1 chế độ cầm tù ư ??
@@PhuongLe-cf3tn cái mà bạn đang nhìn thấy chỉ là bề ngoài đánh lừa thị giác thôi. Bên trong đó là nó thúi quắc luôn rồi
As an immigrant that resulted from the disturbances of the Vietnam War, I can relate to the hardships Tan had endure. It's hard to comprehend unless one has experienced it first hand. She had a boat, we had none. My grandmother had to carry 3 grandchildren tied together with bamboo across the Mekong river. We fled communist Laos and sought shelter in Thailand; a neutral country during the war. 10 years we were in the red cross refugee camp before settling in the States. I would like to have a session on TED some day. I think the socialist aspect of our nation is neglected and as a result, you tend to see the pursuit of personal gain before national gain.
Feel sorry for you, Viet Nam war is so f*cking pointless and is funny how the US started Vn war and then helped the emigrants after the war that they start :)
Who started that war?
裴疆慶 that is USA friend name France if you don’t know.
@@gonkong5638 do you have problem of listening comprehension skills? It's not a real question, it's a joke question, and if you need a real answer "Cộng Sản" is true answer. France bring to Rubber, Architecture, Economic....and the reasons for poverty in the north is "Jappan", the solution to that problem is apoil at Sounthern.
Her grandfather is alive in her words. Thank you for sharing your puzzle pieces.
Ok, is it grandfather or grandmother?? Was so confused throughout the vid
ilike pi, there really is nothing confusing. Her grandfather died and was never able to share his life work of poetry. It had to be burned because the communists don't like individuality. Her grandmother died many years later. Maybe watch the video again or take some poetry classes. This woman is very poetic in her story of parts of her life.
Sarah Gaskill lol u don't have to lowkey insult me lady. I hope you never become a teacher.
I didnt mean to insult you. Sorry if you took it that way. You just said you were confused. I was just trying to clarify.
Very good speaker, thanks for sharing your story, and your last comment's were so profound.
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The person coughing was honestly so annoying. Bur her speech was absolutely beautiful :D
"The person coughing" was a 96-year-old woman named Hin Su Cho. She wanted to see her adopted granddaughter give a speech. The doctors told her she should not travel due to her Stage 4 Lung Cancer, but Hin fought through it and went, knowing it would be the last time she saw her adopted granddaughter speak.
I'll let her know Sarah found her illness annoying and inconvenient.
@@williegates627 chill out dude how was she supposed to know
@@williegates627bro spent a year studying for that 💀💀💀
What a woman! She let me speechless.
This is the first time I have watched a Vietnamese person in TED Talk. Wonderful!
Words cannot express my admiration for this lady. The courage it must have taken to share one's story in this manner humbles me.
Are you Vietnamese? All Vietnamese will be able to connect with this immigrant story and see the point is about going through challenge. How challenge is to be embraced, makes us better. That was the meaning of the end. She wants her children to be challenged.
Alex Bui there are comments made by Viets (Viet nationals not us overseas) that were like “Because of people who “dress like western, use western product”... “are the roots of (Vietnam’s) poverty”. Anyways those Viets disliked us because we were FORCED to leave/grow up in foreign countries!
wow, her story is extremely inspirational...
This was beautifully spoken and put together. She has such a gift for storytelling
I shared a similar story to hers and I got chills hearing this. Some memories even came back. I was only 5 at the time.
This is one of the most inspiring and touching stories I've ever heard.
I'm sad that most of the viewer comments have little to do with what she said.
I am so grateful that women like Tan le stand up and tell their story. It makes my story much easier to bear knowing others have endured so much in their lives. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
chị ơi, em ngưỡng mộ chị quá.mạnh mẽ, nhẹ nhàng, dịu dàng. em nghe câu chuyện của chị many times những lần nào cũng đầy cảm xúc. cảm ơn chị đã cho em a new lesson
"Go home to where ?" Did you have a home in America while you were at boat?
I love her diction. It sounds beautiful.
rất xúc động và khâm phục câu chuyện của chị, hy vọng trong tương lai chị có thể sẽ chia sẻ và hỗ trợ các bạn trẻ trong nước...
I haven't read all the comments... but I seriously cannot understand why there are so many dislikes on this video. This is one of the most emotional and best stories told!
who ?
asked
Some men take their anti-feminism a bit too strong. She didn't even talk about why women deserve more rights or anything like that, she just talked about her struggles as a refugee from a war torn country.
She is one of lucky ones who has enough to money to buy the way for escaping. There were lots of people back then who faced much severe political punishment but did not have the money to pay for escaping.
what an incredibly strong woman
so inspiring and humbling we take privilege for granted and have no idea what it really is
what a great story
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She speaks beautiful and eloquently.From the heart.That resonates with people from all walks of life.Bless you.
Where can I buy this truly remarkable jigsaw puzzle?
Very moving and so well spoken
ZOMG!!! this is the same women ho talked about the mind reading headset!! she's so effing awesome!!
I think this is a normal story but told beautifully.
Such an amazing life. Thank you!
Be there talking about your personal story... no matter there may be some well preparation or not. Can you do the same things like her to walk on stage and share your story? Think about that
Nice talk-
The TED subscriber-base is pretty goddamn obnoxious.
At first when I heard her speak, I thought she was an author of some book. When she tells her story it felt like I was reading the beginnings of Memoirs of a Geisha. Right now, I feel like a brat who had life easy.
a noble and strong daughter,a noble and strong mother and a noble and strong grandmother. peace and love. =-)
Make me cry 😢 I’m one of the people who live in that time. Freedom was a very high price to pay.
someone give me a summary for my homework
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"In all its parts, the most basic purpose of the 1924 Immigration Act was to preserve the ideal of American homogeneity."
very gutted for this
woman
this almost made my cry, so powerful!
I watch this many times and each time I broke into tears
It broke my heart at how an Asian girl like so many today against all odd and triumph
Beautiful story Tan...knowing you & your family it’s even more personable. Congratulations on your success, your mother must be very proud. As my mother just recently passed last week, your story very similar to ours as boat refugees is ever more important for the sacrifices our mothers made for us. 🙏♥️
wow, such a sexist. and she doesnt give any respect to the men in their life, who all died much younger then the women, also the mandarin wasnt harming her mom at all, the was her mother in law. ted, why u no let women with real achievements talk more?
awesome story however i think TEDxWomen is a sexist concept if you ask me, why do they have to have an special kind of TED talks that's why i'm going to dislike this
so strong!!!... AND
HAPPY WOMENS DAY
GAWD !!!!! TED = Technology, Entertainment and Design ........ Where the hell is any one of them in this ????????????? Its a sob story .....More tech ...less sob stories..
Her story is very touching with all the pieces of the puzzle coming together.
@ThePeacefulAtheistt What's really sexist is that women typically get worse treatment in most societies. Please think before you post.
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An emotional story but I fail to see what the point is.
what a beautiful story. tan le's presentation is so powerful and eloquent.
I'm not crying, you're crying.
hahaha
I flagged this video for sexual content without nudity. That's what you are, TED women, and nothing more.
She shared her story well and graciously. ...♥
You are amazing, like dang. We have a school report on immigration to Australia, choosing you.
Talk about sickening after seeing some of the unbelieveably sexist and ignorant comments on this video.
someone could make a brief of this story, putting every important informations for an homework?
thanks
Didn't think I'd like this speech, but it was fantastically written and delivered. No idea why there are so many dislikes on it...obviously from people who didn't watch the whole thing.
@greycloud24 Blah blah blah, whine whine whine. If you don't like it then unsubscribe.
Immigrants.
Well educated girl
Why are their so many dislikes? This is a great speech!
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A truly inspiring story for all... Best wishes Tan Le ..!!!!
Beautiful..and my gosh I shouldn't have chopped onions
Gorgeous girl
I don't doubt her, but she speaks as though she has spent some time in a London finishing school.
+Maggie x Not really. She is a bit posh though.
+Thomas Dewitt Can't fault her for that.
That is a very posh Australian accent
One of the best TED talk I'd ever viewed.
Hey every person struggles one way or the other but those who withstand it all truly deserves to live...
Amazing. I just cried, this is real and inspirational.
great
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Imagine if a man spoke to you the way you just commented?
This was a touching story! :')
Imagine the comments if it was a man telling this story.............
exactly why we need TEDxWomen.
@ThePeacefulAtheistt Well, considering the comments, i think a TEDxWomen may not be such a bad idea. It just needs to broadcast on a different channel. I for one didn't subscribe for content of this kind.
There is no need to make this about race and fill it with hatred. This is a story of struggles-to-triumph. Please consider this before you post nasty comments.
What were the biggest fears on the boat?
she sounds like straight out of a Starcraft video game story mode
lol sooo true
@cosmothechihuahuadog TEDxGenderEquality isn't quite as catchy, and let's face it, men face less discrimination overall in the global scheme of things. You don't often see men getting raped, then hung for committing the crime of adultery. Or taken as the husbands of 30 year old men at age 15. Or denied a job for the sole reason of being a man. And so on...
WOW. That TED talk was so beautiful and so real.
Thanks for sharing your life, I always admired you for your achievement without knowing your immigration story but now my admiration go beyond your product. You and your family are beautiful souls. God bless you all.
@evageline01 Yea but like I said the story is not about the plight of women or immigrants, its really just about her. The narrative in which she goes on in 3rd person about herself make it hard to have sympathy, it comes across as arrogant.. I would have been better if it were solely about her mom or grandmother. Just because a female immigrant is talking about struggles don't make it inspiring, especially the way it was told.
It's quite obvious that her mother worked long hours to send her daughter to a private school for her education. Public schools in Australia started following US teaching practices in the mid-late 1980's and grammar levels dropped dramatically. Only the private schools were able to keep grammar as an educational priority. Tan Le has the cultivated Australian accent which she would have picked up at a private college, because they aren't commonly found in working class areas.
why is there a TEDxWomen? why not just have 1 TED with lots of women talking there??? Does TED segregate women or do women segregate themselves by making a TEDxWomen?? why do people base so many things on Gender... there used to be a lot of cool women with cool topics on TED...
@ThePeacefulAtheistt I think this is because women can still be considered a minority (their majority in numbers nothwithstanding) and things like these give them a voice. Well as a supporter of all people, I almost said "give US a voice," as people, my gonads nothwithstanding.
someone from VietNam doesn't like her voice, it's ok, but how's about her story ? i think it was true. How could your voice funny when you told your sad story like that?
@cosmothechihuahuadog they need special ted talks for women because women are uncontrollable bags of emotion? no seriously though, just have her give the talk at ted at least and get rid of that stupid section of sob stories known as TEDxWomen
@buzzin1975 as a man that lives in Vietnam that is not 100% white, let me tell Vietnamese and most Asians LOVE white people. They forget all about agent orange, family traditions once they marry a white person.
I felt her prose and inflections were unbearable. On top of that her exaggerated accent on top of her appearance exuded a phony sting. I was not able to focus on her message because I was mildly annoyed right from the start.
@M0ebius no, in the case of beginning of America, it was almost virgin land. Immigrants usually come into most urbanized cities and automatically create a segregation (and many social problems as a consequence) among society even if they do not want. I am also Asian and know how to be among another ethnics, among minors, this is mentally suppressed! If everyone leaves their home-land which will be the consequences for the whole Globe? Inequality? Loosing identity? etc.
almost asian families who immigrant to other countries have the same story. nothing about males or females. know the Asia, know the country, know the situation.
Why Do you say China Sea? This is East sea understand!!! It is Vietnamese sea understand