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I am Jimma. I am Russian. I study Vietnamese martial arts. I am Saha. I am from France. I study Vietnamese martial arts. I am Olivier. I am from Switzerland. I study Vietnamese martial arts. I am Romain. I am French. I have been studying Vietnamese martial arts for 15 years. I love Vietnamese martial arts. I am Philippe. I am from Switzerland. I study Vietnamese martial arts. I am Pasha. I am from Russia. I study Vietnamese martial arts. My name is Gia Nguyen. I am 16 years old. I was born and grew up in Berlin, Germany. I love martial arts because I want to learn more about my country, Vietnam. In modern history, Vietnamese martial arts have been exported since the 1940s. Through many ups and downs, Vietnamese martial arts has not stopped growing in size and organization, creating many breakthroughs abroad. To date, there are more than 500 training centers, street martial arts, Vietnamese martial arts clubs, and thousands of martial arts practitioners, martial artists, and Vietnamese martial arts trainers in more than 50 countries and territories around the world. It is indescribable, but martial artists have come together to fight for human rights, contribute to the development and promotion of Vietnamese martial arts abroad such as Nguyễn Đức Mộc, Hàn Bái, Đoàn Tâm Ảnh, Trần Tiến, Mai Hội Kỳ, Phi Long Vị, Trúc Văn Bảo, Lê Kinh Hòa, Phu Vân, Hồ Hoa Huệ, Nguyễn Công Tốt, Trần Nguyên Đạo, and many other martial artists and trainers. The martial artists of Vietnamese martial arts abroad include Tráng Sĩ Đạo, Võ Kinh Vạn An, Tinh Võ Đạo, Sơn Lòng Quyển Thuật, Tây Sơn Võ Đạo, Việt Võ Đạo, Việt Vũ Đạo, with a great appeal to attract many Vietnamese students and foreigners who love Vietnamese martial arts. Vietnamese martial arts are becoming more and more popular in many countries and is an interesting bridge connecting Vietnamese culture, country and people with the world. Among the martial artists of Vietnamese martial arts abroad, there are many examples. However, there is one name that no one can ignore. It is Master Nguyễn Đức Mộc. Master Nguyễn Đức Mộc has been dead for a long time. However, he brought a talent from Bắc Ninh to France for a long time and passed it on to many martial artists in France. The mark of Master Nguyễn Đức Mộc is the mark of the founder. Master Nguyễn Đức Mộc and Master Nguyễn Đức Mộc Master Nguyễn Đức Mộc The old time I did martial arts, and my father returned from Vietnam. My family has a strong history of martial arts. The Master Nguyen Duc Moc was born in 1913 in Bo Son village, Bac Ninh province. The Master Nguyen Duc Moc had seven brothers and sisters. All the brothers and sisters in the village practiced martial arts at that time. Because he was very good at martial arts, his father and uncle decided to send him to Ham Long Pagoda to study martial arts. During the French Revolution, which in France is called the Middle Ages, martial arts were banned. The government always watched very closely. Therefore, the masters always taught in secret, mainly on the mountains. Practicing and teaching martial arts was very difficult and dangerous. When the Second World War broke out from 1939 to 1945, at that time, the French government decided to recruit more soldiers and send them back to France for training. The northern provinces at that time had to provide young adults. Therefore, the Master Moc was light and strong, so his family decided to send his brother to France to join the French army. That's how he left. After the Second World War, the first battles of the French war in northern Vietnam took place. Therefore, the French government decided to send the Le Duong and Angeyri troops to Vietnam. And when our Master learned of this news, it made him think that he could not fight with his brothers, relatives, children, friends, and even the people of his country. That made him think a lot and decided to leave the French army, but still in France. At that time, he had never had the intention to teach martial arts or open a martial art school. It was a coincidence that he started teaching martial arts. At that time, he was a worker in the Renault car factory, a Moc machine. At that time, there were 5 to 6 people, even more. I remember incorrectly, wanting to protect him and attack him because he was Vietnamese. At that time, people were not satisfied with what was happening and despised Vietnam. So he used his martial arts to defend himself and against all opponents. Very quickly, he beat everyone up like magic. Some of his colleagues witnessed and were very surprised. He explained that it was a family martial art, a local martial art of my country. They asked to learn martial arts. At that time, he began to accept a few people with the commitment to learn according to the style of Vietnam. He founded the International Federation of Vietnamese Martial Arts in 1957. The French Federation of Vietnamese Martial Arts wants to say that Vietnam is present in the world, is free and independent, and has its own martial art. The real name of the martial art is the legendary Sơn Long. With the logo as a dragon, with the claws facing forward and three mountains at the back, it is reminiscent of the mountains that he practiced martial arts in his hometown in the past, when martial arts were prohibited in French times. In the student protests against the war in France, when students were told that there was a Vietnamese martial art teacher teaching martial arts in Paris, immediately more than 30,000 people came to apply to study. It was really a very big wave at that time in the hearts of young people and university students. Westerners do not have the same spirit and thinking as Vietnamese people. He used his martial arts to create a simpler practice method, restructuring the style to suit the spirit and thinking of the French at that time. He encouraged everyone, especially me, because he was a very moral person, a person who had a wonderful way of moving. And until now, I have never seen anyone as good as him. He was really a great martial artist. He was really successful when he knew how to teach Westerners. Master Moc explained clearly that a martial artist needs to have a good spirit and morality. If a martial artist is only good at martial arts but has no morality, it will always pose a danger to others. Therefore, morality and martial arts must go hand in hand in the same direction. And that is the main value of Son Long Quan Thuat. Everyone has faith and follows his teachings, always with a spirit of practicing martial arts with morality. In any case, he did not point out, but he did everything and was not afraid of anything. That made me crazy. I observed him, how he did, he did everything step by step and was not afraid of anything. The next thing I saw in him was the way he taught us. Because according to him, martial arts was the next step of education. And especially with the students close to him, he was very tolerant. We tried to see what he did, observe him and do what he did. When we have faith, faith in martial arts, faith in everything, then everything can be done. Our orientation and manhood is loyalty, wisdom and morality. This is always mentioned regularly. He has the position of my father. He taught me to respect. He respected me and I respected him, respected everyone. He was very kind to everyone, he was a very moral person. He taught me how to behave properly. It's a bit difficult to say. His wish is that if possible, he can bring his son back to his homeland in Vietnam to be able to be close to his father on the land of the ancestors. As I said, he never thinks for himself and only in the end, he has solved everything. Because he thinks for the future and has told us three things. First, he wants us to bring his son back to Vietnam. Second, he wants us to follow Vietnam with martial arts. Third, he wants us to take good care of the younger generation. Vietnam's Great Martial Artist Nguyen Duc Mong Ladies and gentlemen, the story of the great martial artist Nguyen Duc Mong has come back to life again. He was the one who brought the national martial arts to the world and spread the seeds of martial arts to the land. And so, his students did not stop developing martial arts to many places and then came back to Vietnam to drink Vietnamese water, to learn Vietnamese martial arts, to develop martial arts at its origin. In terms of its origin, it is the tradition of the Vietnamese people. Through martial arts, it is passed down, adopted, and absorbed into the blood of foreign students. And it is also a lesson in morality, humanity, and the strong spirit of Vietnamese people that is adopted and spread all over the world through martial arts. Martial artist Olivier Barbet was born and raised in Switzerland. Now, Olivier is living and working in Gilles, France. This is also the hometown of Sarah Barbet, his wife, who fell in love with Olivier during martial arts training at a legendary martial arts school. Now, Olivier Barbet is the deputy mayor of Gilles, about 70 km from Paris. Olivier is responsible for ensuring social security, youth education, and preserving the traditional cultural values of the region. He is considered a person who is very proud of traditional values, especially the good values of morality, cultural integrity, This is what Olivier Barbet was deeply influenced by his teacher, the former martial artist Nguyễn Đức Mật. All those good things have been shown in each martial arts training at Olivier's martial arts school. Before each training session at his martial arts school in Gilles, the teachers were all strict, low-key, thinking of the teacher according to the Vietnamese custom. Taking morality as a foundation, taking intelligence as a guide. The teachings of Mr. Mộc are always respected at the martial arts school and are a guide for everyone to follow. Martial arts is no longer ordinary hand and foot movements. Martial arts here is martial arts, it is the spirit of humanity to follow the high moral values. I am French, but I have a heart, a sincere heart, a morality like the Vietnamese. In general, I only have the appearance of a European. What I remember most is that the teacher always taught that martial arts is not to show yourself and show everyone that you have martial arts, but martial arts is to strengthen people, know how to defend and protect the weak. Since I learned martial arts in Vietnam, I have learned how to respect the opponent, not to hurt them. I also learned very beautiful martial arts techniques, and learned to master my strengths. With a passion for martial arts and respect for the values ​​of martial arts, morality, and life experience that the past teachers have passed on to me, Master Olivier always strives to continue following the path that the great Master Nguyễn Đức Mộc has led. And that is also the reason why he decided to temporarily stop working in France, and bring his family to Vietnam to live for a year. Learn how to live like Vietnamese people, experience Vietnamese culture, and exchange martial arts to absorb the traditional martial arts of Vietnamese people. This is also the advice of the great Master Nguyễn Đức Mộc to his beloved students. Our teacher always asked us to be close to Vietnam. For me, this started in 1989. I have been to Vietnam maybe 10 times, 11 times, or more. I don't remember exactly. My idea, as well as that of my brothers, is that I and Sarah, my wife, come to Vietnam so that our passion is always kept true. That is Vietnamese martial arts. Therefore, we are in harmony in life in Vietnam. As I said, you need to drink Vietnamese water, eat Vietnamese rice, look at the Vietnamese village. Hello! How much is a bowl of rice? 20,000 VND. 20,000 VND, OK. Thank you very much. Since August 2017, the family of Olivier Barbet has come to Hanoi. Despite some difficulties, they have quickly integrated into life in Vietnam as a Vietnamese family. It's difficult to communicate. The only thing I regret is that I don't know how to speak Vietnamese. It's very difficult to communicate with people here. That makes me a little sad. We want to live like everyone here. It's like a dream. And I want to experience that with Olivier. I'm really happy because there are a lot of people here to help us. The fact of coming to Vietnam, the fact of being able to exchange... We come to Vietnam to interact with martial artists in Vietnam and care about the history of the country because martial arts and Vietnamese history are connected together. All Vietnamese history is built together with martial arts. And if we are outside, we only see the actions and think it's as simple as a sport. But martial arts are much deeper than that. I feel that every day here, I understand more, I never get bored, and I will go much further. I'm sure, for foreign martial artists as well, they can come to learn about Vietnamese culture because it is very important. It is life. When we welcome a foreign martial artist to Vietnam and he comes to Vietnam as a person of origin, a person from Germany, a person from Europe, to come to Vietnam as a person of origin to do things related to Taoism, we are really touched. I think this is a person who has the deepest impression. I think it's his characteristic or his true martial quality. When a person from Europe comes to Vietnam, he is like a person from Asia, just like Vietnamese martial artists. Whenever they have free time, they come to visit Master Nguyen Duc Moc in the hometown of Bac Ninh. Every time they visit, the whole family comes together to take care of Master's grave with all the sincerity and deep gratitude. Every time, at Master's grave, Olivier the martial artist tells the two boys that there is a Vietnamese name given by Master Moc, which is Duc and Tin. They listen to the stories, the memories of Master, Olivier's second father. With Olivier and Sarah, as well as the martial artists of the International Martial Arts Federation Son Long Quyen Thuat, they want to open martial arts in Vietnam, bring Muon Fai back, develop at the source, as a way to thank the teachers who gave birth to Muon Fai. We want to build and open a branch in Vietnam and develop something really simple here, like a bridge of Son Long Quyen Thuat, so that foreign martial artists can come here and learn more about martial arts and culture. After a lot of effort, from October 2017, the first Son Long Quyen Thuat martial arts school in Vietnam was opened in Bich Cau, Hanoi. Olivier and his wife teach martial arts directly. The two boys are also helpers to help their parents, martial arts, the martial arts techniques after nearly a century in Europe, are now brought back to their hometown by the will of foreigners who love Vietnam. In the process of teaching and learning martial arts in Vietnam, one of the biggest challenges of Olivier is how to approach with a systematic process, scientific, about education and theory, to teach martial arts to foreigners better. Because foreigners need to have a good standard, plus Vietnamese cultural elements are shown very clearly through martial arts. If there is no scientific process, it will reduce the appeal of Vietnamese martial arts and Vietnamese identity. Olivier's struggle is also the struggle of many Vietnamese martial artists teaching traditional martial arts to foreigners. Building an international curriculum for Vietnamese martial arts requires many factors. The media is full of scientific theories, Vietnamese culture and foreign language skills. Nowadays, there are very few people who know these factors. There is a master of the Vietnamese World Martial Arts Federation for many years, with his talent and determination, has been to many countries to spread Vietnamese martial arts. He is considered an internationalized Vietnamese martial artist by English teaching. I am also one of those who are lucky enough to go abroad to teach martial arts. I am also lucky to teach martial arts to a relatively large number of countries. They love Vietnamese traditional martial arts, so I have the opportunity to teach them. I think it is an opportunity and a fate to get in touch with them and spread. I love Vietnamese traditional martial arts. I want to spread the essence of Vietnamese traditional martial arts. I don't think the Vietnamese World Martial Arts Federation or the Vietnamese National Assembly has to do anything for me. I do it for the Vietnamese World Martial Arts Federation, I do it for Vietnamese traditional martial arts, I do it for society, and I do it for my country. I can be a brick, or half a brick, so that I can build the foundation of Vietnamese traditional martial arts more and more. That is the most honest meaning of my life. Master Truong Van Bao was born and grew up in Da Lat city. Now, he is the international master, vice-general secretary, and vice-president of the Vietnamese Traditional Martial Arts Federation. He is a Vietnamese master who is often invited abroad to teach martial arts. Until now, he has been to dozens of countries from Asia, Europe, America, Africa, and Australia to teach traditional martial arts. Learning traditional martial arts since he was a child, his passion for martial arts always encouraged him to study and practice traditional martial arts as well as famous foreign martial arts such as karate, taekwondo, jiu-jitsu, aikido, and sambo. He is one of the few Vietnamese martial artists who has more than a high level of international martial arts. He sees martial arts as the same root. Like many branches of a tree, he learns more foreign martial arts to better understand his own martial arts. From there, he analyzes, studies, and compares with Vietnamese traditional martial arts. Master Truong Van Bao was one of the first people to translate Vietnamese traditional martial arts into English. He successfully translated many Vietnamese traditional martial arts into English. This helped many foreign martial artists to practice Vietnamese martial arts more easily and to love traditional martial arts more. For foreigners, it is difficult to learn foreign martial arts in English. Why is it difficult? It is difficult because you have to learn Vietnamese traditional martial arts based on Vietnamese language. After that, you have to switch to English. If you want to learn Vietnamese traditional martial arts, you have to learn based on Vietnamese language. When you switch to English, you have to know English, translate, and understand the meaning of traditional martial arts. You have to understand the meaning of Vietnamese traditional martial arts and what it means. You have to be able to translate so that foreigners can learn and understand Vietnamese traditional martial arts. They will accept you. Now, there are many foreigners who learn Vietnamese traditional martial arts. It is not only about fighting on the stage or beating each other. It's not like that. They learn Vietnamese traditional martial arts from a different point of view. They learn Vietnamese traditional martial arts from another point of view. They learn Vietnamese traditional martial arts. That's why they exist and they have a place in the international school of martial arts. Each technical and knowledge of Vietnamese traditional martial arts In our tradition, we call it Thieu, and in our martial arts, we also have the word Thieu. What is that word Thieu? That word Thieu is the word that guides, explains, and interprets the message left by our ancestors. It contains the principles of life, the principles of human life, the principles of human life in life. It's not just about martial arts. If you want to learn Vietnamese martial arts, you have to understand the Vietnamese martial arts. You have to understand the Vietnamese martial arts to learn it. After that, you have to be good at Vietnamese. You have to be good at Vietnamese to be able to translate it into Vietnamese. After that, you have to be good at Vietnamese to be able to translate it into English. For example, Hùng Cây Quyền is a Vietnamese poem. It was written by Mr. Nguyễn Lữ, the creator of Tay Son. It's very Vietnamese. But the title of the poem is a poem with 7 words and 8 sentences. It's all in Vietnamese. For example, Lưỡng kê giao nạp thủy tranh hùng Song túc tề phi trảo thượng sung Trấn ải kim thương như bạch thổ Thủ quang ngân kiếm tựa thanh long The first sentence is Lưỡng kê giao nạp thủy tranh hùng For example, If you don't know Lưỡng kê means two chickens, how can you translate it into English? Lưỡng kê giao nạp thủy tranh hùng The real meaning of Lưỡng kê giao nạp thủy tranh hùng is two chickens clashing against each other. How can you translate it into English? You have to translate it as two fighting cocks. Lưỡng kê giao nạp thủy tranh hùng The real meaning of Lưỡng kê giao nạp thủy tranh hùng is two fighting cocks. Lưỡng kê giao nạp thủy tranh hùng For example, Song túc tề phi trảo thượng sung Song túc tề phi trảo thủy tranh hùng Double legs or two legs flying simultaneously Cung bay lên một lần To kick Upside Ví dụ như vậy If you translate it like that, the foreigners will understand. Với câu thiệu mà chúng ta diễn tả Thế đánh và kỹ thuật của kiếm Hữu môn thượng mã Kiếm ngang chân mày And when I teach foreign martial artists or instructors I explain to them Hữu môn is the door on the right The right gate Trên ngựa means the high position It means the height We can say high position People understand Hữu môn thượng mã And kiếm ngang chân mày It means the sword Parallel with the eyebrow The sword will be in front Parallel with the eyebrow People will understand When I explain And at the same time I practice I demonstrate that movement The technique of the sword It will be clear in my martial arts To the right Now jump It's very good for your Repeat many many times 6 It's difficult but I'm not a problem It's difficult but not a problem Yes It's not correct It's correct like this You have to say yes Which means you can 3 4 1 In Vietnam They used to be freedom fighters The MMA style Freedom fighters I have some French students They are MMA fighters They come to learn martial arts They like martial arts But it doesn't mean They don't have the level of competition To learn with us So what do they learn in Vietnam? The first thing They are very satisfied with the history Of Vietnamese people Almost 5,000 years In every era There are heroic heroes The martial arts of Vietnamese people are martial arts To fight against foreign invaders Keep the country Build the country Foreigners learn They are very satisfied And the culture of the Vietnamese people Stubborn Elegant Is a peaceful nation Vietnamese people are peaceful If it falls into a war situation Must fight But my spirit is Elegant The martial arts of Vietnamese people Fight very bravely But Vietnamese people Are very gentle Foreigners They also like Vietnamese martial arts We are like that Martial artist Truong Van Bao Is regarded as a bird Never stop In his career Bringing Vietnamese martial arts to the world Accompanying him in the long journey Is the original knowledge of martial arts Passion And pride Of a Vietnamese national And this Encourages him to become a male Attract foreign martial artists Come to Vietnam to learn martial arts When I stand in front of a classroom Thousands of martial artists are foreigners I am Vietnamese Before going to class Those thousands of martial artists All Proud I am proud Not that they are proud of their own But they are proud of the martial arts I am teaching I am proud of myself At the same time I am proud of my country And actually Those who learn martial arts Of Vietnamese people abroad After that After they practice with martial artists Abroad In Vietnam Teaching martial arts abroad Some of them come back Vietnam They find the source They find the teachers Including me Every year They spend some time there They come back to Da Lat They come to learn martial arts with me To improve The story of Chương Văn Bảo Shows that nowadays Many foreigners come to Vietnam To learn martial arts In fact There are more and more Vietnamese martial artists With high level And impressive style Attract foreign martial artists To come to Vietnam To practice martial arts They are the ones who export Vietnamese martial arts To the world My name is Dima I am from Russia I came to Vietnam To study Kung Fu With Mr. Toan I was born and raised in Hanoi And I was trained In a sports school My main job was a football player And after that I was assigned to Ho Chi Minh City To train the football of Ho Chi Minh City The distance from Hanoi Along with the memories of Hanoi Along with the familiarity Of Buu Dien Phai's family I have some pictures Of Buu Dien Phai's family In Vietnam And I became a collector Without knowing Those memories Those pictures Grew up My collection grew more and more Along with those 5 months I also grew up a lot In the process of training Vinh Xuan martial arts And was fortunate enough To meet Mr. Ngu Si Khuy in Hanoi And also After separating from Hanoi I moved to Saigon Along with the practice Of that loneliness All those efforts It brought me A long process And all those 3 jobs Until now Still continue To be by my side Martial arts and art To Tran Hau Tuan Are both art An art Towards beauty The graceful Full of courage Of a martial artist Martial arts, according to him Are not just movements But it is an art About movement Towards beauty in the soul Humility in behavior And comfort in thought Martial arts Is a movement Using the human body To express the cultural level Of each person My teacher taught me If you want to fight You don't need to move But if you want to help You have to learn And martial arts Is a symbol of peace Actually martial arts Is to protect peace To protect To enjoy A happy life Martial arts Is not to fight Or to win Anything Martial artist Tran Hau Tuan Approaches martial arts From the point of view of the US and Japan Towards physical liberation And thinking His martial arts Has the philosophy of Zen To let go To liberate Martial arts Is to protect people From all kinds of Anger Hatred This creates The attraction of Tran Hau Tuan To foreign students They come to him To practice martial arts And absorb The profound experiences Of the Eastern culture We have friends in Vietnam Who know Mr. Tuan They told me a lot about him In 2000 We met Mr. Tuan To learn martial arts Since then We always wanted to meet him And go to him He taught us to grow up To stand on our own two feet To become the real people In the place where we live His greatest joy Is to see us succeed Like people With beautiful personalities That is the most valuable thing That I learned from him When you meet him You will understand That you have found The source of knowledge You have learned What he taught you And you learn A lot of things Look at the strength of the body So They are eager to practice The supernatural The Eastern martial arts The martial arts That hide The things Then rely on breathing Rely on martial arts Qi Gong Makes them Completely free Open all the channels And close A lot Open a lot During the training process They feel their body And when they are allowed To move freely We bring the freedom Into the training process The small circles The small details And the changes Up and down Down and down When they can follow Those tricks They change very fast There is a very special Requirement To be very soft To relax When we are soft And relaxed Our body is completely Pure Makes all the obstacles Muscles, bones All gone Then Your techniques Are completely free It leads to When you Meet contradictions Based on contradictions We don't prepare And when we meet We let go And we switch How the opponent Punches We follow them How they punch We disappear They can't find us We let go of everything This is very important There is a difference In the structure of the body Of Vietnamese and Europeans Our arms and legs are longer Our body ratio is different He studied Our body structure Observed our movements And from there Adjusted the technique To suit us And he used Our strengths To bring it Into the program He taught us We study martial arts As a transference And learn about The transference system Learning this transference Science with him We are like Researching ourselves And understanding ourselves We take advantage Of our own strengths To demonstrate The best of our abilities When learning martial arts With Mr. Tuan Foreign students Learn from him Things that Are often not In the books Witnessing Mr. Tuan Teaching martial arts To the blind With all his patience Perhaps Pavel Has learned more From his martial arts From himself Those are lessons From the experience And feeling From the inside Of each person What I see today Has taught me To understand more About my martial arts It's not just martial arts It's a whole Of movements Helping people Who don't see the light Develop themselves And feel free He has helped People who can't Move by themselves See nothing He has helped them To be more useful In this world The most important thing I see Is that he Is always a simple Free person He communicates Naturally No matter Whether he is A big boss An official Or a normal person Or a blind person As I see today He is open to everyone And that is the most important thing That I have realized When observing him He is open to everyone He is patient With each student He is close And respectful to everyone Dr. Tran Hong Tuan Has brought to Foreign students The familiarity When he comes to the street The brief moments When he meets the students Has brought A very natural Connection Between foreign students And Vietnamese people And Vietnamese culture The first impression Is that he is living in Vietnam But his personality Has crossed the border Of Vietnam And it is thanks to His love for the teacher With his martial art That we have A love for Vietnam With Vietnamese culture It is amazing When people see each other As brothers in a house It is a warm relationship Between people With people With Pa Ven And Dimitri And many other students Of Dr. Tran Hong Tuan From different countries Every time they come to Vietnam They practice martial arts with the teacher And feel Vietnamese culture They all come back to Vietnam With many beautiful impressions Many of them Become martial artists The teachers continue to teach Martial arts knowledge Learned from Vietnam To many places In the world Ladies and gentlemen I am present In a martial arts practice session Of Vietnam In Paris Of France The session Has the participation Of many martial artists Students from Many different countries But all come here To practice together Under one roof Martial arts Vietnamese traditional martial arts The martial arts The legendary Sun Long Is the first martial arts Of Vietnam Developed abroad Since the 1940s Of the previous century The legendary Sun Long martial arts May be quite strange To Vietnamese people But to many countries In the world And especially in France And Europe The traditional martial arts Of Vietnam Is quite famous And developed Nowadays The martial arts Have more than 200 martial artists In Europe The martial arts Are developing In France Switzerland Italy Austria Belgium And Germany In France There are about 30 Sun Long martial arts streets From north to south The big cities of France All have the appearance Of Sun Long martial arts Like Paris Marseille Nantes Saint-Étienne As well as other cities And small towns Faith Is the foundation For us to treat each other Like brothers in the family Martial artists Work together So the development Of martial arts In France Or abroad Became much simpler We have developed A lot in 5 countries And after that Just 2 years There are 8 more countries Nowadays In many places In Europe Vietnamese martial arts In general And Sun Long martial arts In particular Have established their position And are developing Strongly Vietnamese martial arts Have Vietnamese spirit Vietnamese culture Merges with The flow of the world Culture Merges To spread The beautiful values Of Vietnamese people Not only to international friends But also to help Foreigners To be more proud Of their nation To be closer To their roots For me It's good To encourage Our young people To go back To learn Vietnamese martial arts It's good I discovered Vietnamese martial arts Here At first I wanted to learn To protect myself I used to learn Japanese martial arts Then I wanted to learn Something related To my origin French And European people Really like Vietnamese martial arts So I think I really like Vietnamese martial arts Because I am Vietnamese And it's a way To prove That I also To go back To my roots Son Long Quan Thuat Also developed Deeply in Switzerland This is the hometown Of the martial artist Olivier Barbet The current head of Bonfai And the martial artist Philippe Clement Who contributed a lot To promoting Vietnamese martial arts All over Switzerland Currently Bonfai has 17 martial arts In Switzerland Especially Son Long Quan Thuat Has appeared As a sport Which is taught And officially practiced At the University of Lausanne Located in the city of Lausanne The capital of the European Olympic region For the first time A Vietnamese martial art Has appeared In one of the most famous In Europe And the world At the University of Lausanne We have more than 85 different sports And among them There is Vietnamese martial arts There are more than 4,000 people Registered every year And there are a lot of activities Held in our center We have more than 400,000 entries per year And among them There is Vietnamese martial arts For 15 years Vietnamese martial arts Have always been In our training program We are trained By the values of the people We, Bonfai Have worked a lot And seriously And have developed At Lausanne We have a lot of students And the students Also help us a lot Now we still Teach martial arts at school And have sports projects With schools At the international level Even competitions For the Olympic Games Starting from the martial artist Nguyễn Đức Mộc To his students As well as many Vietnamese and foreign martial artists Have continuously Worked hard To make Vietnamese martial arts Stronger and stronger Abroad That is the path That they follow With all their passion Love And respect Not only developing in Europe But now Bonfai Xuan Long Tuyen Thuat Is also present in Africa And right after this We will talk about Vietnamese martial arts In Burkina Faso Burkina Faso My name is Drabo Julien My name is Julien Drabo Because my father fought At the border With his commander His name is Julien He gave me this name Because of memories About time in Vietnam He told us About his memories About Vietnam during the war He saw a lot of dead women And that really Made him think a lot And he chose the name Julien To remember And not forget that He has a wonderful love For Vietnam After the war He came to Burkina Faso When I read a newspaper About Mr. Mong The one who fought For Vietnam It really Touched me I saw his image On the newspaper And that Encouraged me To write to him To ask to be His student He sent me An invitation And arranged a meal For me at his house In France He took me To the street And started to teach me martial arts When I came back To Burkina Faso I started to develop And spread the spirit Of humanity And friendship To Vietnam Today we have A lot of clubs And we all Keep the spirit Of Mr. Mong Burkina Faso Is now ready To welcome Foreign friends For any sports event Culture Or friendship We are ready We have a Vietnamese martial arts club Recognized by our government And Vietnam And so Gradually Martial arts Has developed To many cities And big centers Like Koshimoro Kaya A lot I don't remember all And now there are About 22 centers All over Burkina Faso Martial arts Has been taught In the university That's why Martial arts Has developed a lot Julian Has been awarded The sports doctor Of the government Of Burkina Faso He deserves it It's a great national merit Julian Has been called The grandson of Mr. Mong He taught martial arts And regarded him As a bridge Between Burkina Faso And Vietnam With Julian He learned martial arts From Mr. Mong When he came to Vietnam A country Where his father Had a lot of experience And he always Came to That became A reality Like a dream The most important thing That I have for him Is love And friendship That he not only Gave to his hometown But also to other countries We all Belong to a big family With him There is no difference Between black skin White skin Red skin Etc Everyone is the same And that Pleased me a lot He gave me To Vietnam That I always Dreamed of I can see A lot of things In Vietnam And that Helped me In my direction That is A big thing For me The merit And contributions Of martial artist Nguyen Duc Moc In bringing Vietnamese martial arts To international friends The World Federation Of Vietnamese Martial Arts Has organized An award ceremony For international martial artist For martial artist Nguyen Duc Moc In France 80 years ago He was the first generation Of martial artist To bring Vietnamese martial arts To the Middle East And today His students Have come here To receive The highest honor Of a martial artist In the village Of Vietnamese martial arts This is Paris This is France And this is The place Where Nguyen Duc Moc Has Worked hard To pass on His martial arts To the French For the purpose Of Humanity So The World Federation Of Vietnamese Martial Arts Decided To honor The title Of International martial artist For Nguyen Duc Moc This This level Is the highest Of Vietnamese martial arts Vietnamese martial arts So Our current line Is to continue The work Of Master Moc As I have explained He is the father Of all the brothers And we are very grateful To him And want to continue To practice So We always try To maintain And develop The martial arts So that everyone Can come to practice Learn good things And share everything In the most friendly way And I wish From the bottom of my heart That Master Our master A great master Deserves This gratitude Because he is a very important person And we also try To do our best To remember him A citizen of a country If there is no pride In my heart For my nation For my country It is the symptom Of an extinct nation For Vietnamese To teach Vietnamese martial arts Abroad They also have The pride Of the martial arts That they teach In particular And their nation And their country In general Our students Know all about Hai Ba Trung About Thanh Long About the edification Of Vietnamese country To spread Vietnamese traditional martial arts To France And to all countries Around the world I think this is Very important Because this is A very good channel To introduce About culture About the country And Vietnamese people In general I love martial arts Of Vietnam I love martial arts Of Vietnam I love martial arts Of Vietnam