Cambodian Communities Build New Lives in Vietnam

The Po Co River goes through Vietnam and Cambodia. A long time ago, a man named A Sanh used a small boat to carry soldiers and food across the river.
The river reminds people of the brave things A Sanh did and the strong friendship between Vietnam and Cambodia. Cambodians helped Vietnamese soldiers by giving them food and telling them safe routes.
These small acts of kindness helped make the friendship between Vietnam and Cambodia stronger.
Today, people still remember these stories and they help keep the friendship between Vietnam and Cambodia strong.
This is the story of the Po Co River and the friendship between Vietnam and Cambodia.
The river also connects families from Vietnam and Cambodia.
Villages near the border are growing and doing well.
A man named Ro Mah Bloih left Cambodia a long time ago and now loves his new home in Vietnam.
He says that life is better now for people from Cambodia who live in Vietnam. They are working hard and being thankful to the government and people of Vietnam for their help.
Ro Mah Bloih is a leader in his community and helps people understand the law and work together.
He has worked with the border guards and other groups to help people in his village have better lives and protect the border.
The people in his village chose him as a leader because of his good work.
Ro Mah Bloih helped stop the practice of young girls getting married too early. He encouraged people to send their kids to school and work together to protect their land.
He showed people that they could make a better life by working hard and trying new things. Many people followed his example and now the village is doing well.
Another leader, Ksor Bong, is also helping his community. He encourages people to work together and respect the law.
Ksor Bong says that the village must work together to keep the peace and protect their homeland. He helps people understand the law and their responsibilities.
The village where Ksor Bong lives has a team that helps keep the border safe. They work with the police and border guards to keep the area secure.
Another leader, Ksor Biu, reminds people to be thankful to the Vietnamese people for their help. He encourages people to work together and build a better life.
Ksor Biu says that the lives of people from Cambodia who live in Vietnam are getting better. They have more food, better homes, and are working together to build a stronger community.
Many families are now farming and raising animals, and they are making a good income. Their homes are getting better, and they are confident about their future.
The friendship between Vietnam and Cambodia will continue into the future.
People from Vietnam and Cambodia are working together and visiting each other. They are sharing their culture and helping each other.
A border guard leader, Colonel Ro Mah Tuan, says that they will keep working with local communities to build a stronger and more developed area.
They will focus on helping ethnic minority communities and keeping the border safe.
These activities are helping to build trust and friendship between Vietnam and Cambodia.
The Po Co River is a special place where people from Vietnam and Cambodia can come together and celebrate their friendship.
A Cambodian man, Puih Toi, loves the Po Co River and the Vietnamese people. He hopes that the friendship between the two countries will always be strong.
People from Cambodia who live in Vietnam are now citizens and have a better life. Their children go to school, and they have land to farm.
Even though they are from Cambodia, they love Vietnam and are thankful for the help they got.
In many homes, people have a picture of President Ho Chi Minh, and they fly the Vietnamese flag. This shows how much they trust and love Vietnam.
A leader, Ro Mah Bloih, says that he is proud to be a Vietnamese citizen and to live in Vietnam. He trusts the government and works with his community to build a better life.
The Po Co River keeps flowing, and the friendship between Vietnam and Cambodia will always be strong.
Ngoc Thu