DU XUÂN tại Vườn CÂY GỖ HÓA THẠCH ĐÁ hơn 4ha ĐỘC NHẤT VÔ NHỊ Của PCT FPT Bùi Quang Ngọc NHATO

Are these the wooden pieces sir Fossilized wood Yes fossilized wood Ma' am why are they so long This one has only 20 sections so far—it's not long yet That one is the longest The largest log at this bend weighs in at over three tons So this counts as one section right There for example the largest piece down here weighs more than three tons That means this tree weighs over 30 tons These three trees are located in three different countries Is this really stone It's jade Yes jade can change That's jade right there Here this red one This one's white right here But to form like this it's They say it's worth around 6 to 7 billion won You see they're growing melons here again huh Growing melons again Still the Mekong Delta huh Well what else would you expect around here There A wuxia warrior He holds a sword in his left hand The right hand is not yet visible White from head toe Shoot this static shot keep it still Just pan the camera with me What's this sir This is the heart Heart Heart means liver Yeah Well this one here is the gallbladder That's the gallbladder This kind of grease is a bit on the oily side Saying something excessively like In fact Vietnamese people often say living with one's whole heart Heart can mean living with one's entire heart The most vital part within the human body That is the heart and the courage Yes generally Over here it seems like What is this place sir It's like carrying the entire realm one's shoulders Carrying the entire realm Yes exactly Or maybe I'm just imagining it that way The internal 0 is currently stuck having proceeded along the elevated path and the tower has followed the elevated route to its current location And later became fate Yes generally I feel that From these seemingly invisible stone masses like this But under Mr Tien's hands and the intricate gears it transformed into vid lifelike stories And looking out one could easily imagine something quite remarkable And we don't know whether our home audience You all still remember Mr Tien as a skilled artisan Specializing in ornamental plants How should I introduce Mr Tien to do him justice I'm just an amateur But I was also very lucky to have loved potted plants since childhood Yes It's quite a fitting match for someone like me As Mr Tien introduced himself he is a skilled craftsman specializing in bonsai Mr Tien has also appeared on a major television network in an especially remarkable episode Visiting the secluded Lotus Villa of entrepreneur Bùi Quang Ngọc And today the garden we are exploring Another work another child of the mind from Bùi Quang Ngọc FPT Here it is not merely a garden but a living embodiment of love for nature and a deep connection with trees and stones Belonging to Mr Bùi Quang Ngọc And this garden is named Quang Minh Derived directly from the middle name of Mr Quang Ngọc And Minh Nguyet is his wife And for many long years It was none other than Mr Bùi Quang Ngọc who traveled far and wide personally searching for each tree and every stone Each artwork in this garden has been brought here to gather Currently the garden where we stand covers more than one hectare Just over one hectare And about three hectares of production area Yes And here there are many beautiful trees and attractive rocks So many fascinating stories That today Hoang Duc would like to share with our esteemed viewers at home It's still part of Vĩnh Phúc right No actually it used to belong to T80 Village Ngọc Thanh District Vĩnh Phúc Province But after the reorganization it's now known as T80 Ward part of Xuan Hoa Ward in Phu Tho Province So you're back in Phu Tho now huh But let's get back today's main topic That is visiting this garden I'll probably have to ask Mr Tien to introduce me properly thoroughly—just like how you shared about your spiritual awakening Then return and weigh the entire world out there Actually with stones Tiến isn't the creator Yes As for the stones Tien was also fortunate in handling and managing them Yes And all these stone products And it's also very fortunate that artisans from all across the country are involved Among them there are also representatives from several countries Countries like Indonesia Malaysia Serbia or India—these are all valuable partners Or Singapore All of them are coming here In short there are countless nations Yes If there's a rock or stone that catches your interest please share it with me and our viewers Here it's purely hypothetical—this is a Chengying stone Yes This is Chengying Hong Why is it called Thanh Anh Because if we mention Thanh Anh many people wouldn't understand Thành Anh is a crystal meaning a stone and now it has turned into jade This transformation occurred through the process of volcanic activity Over millions of years it underwent formation This is a piece of Tianying stone originating from Brazil This stone we're looking at I swear it looks just like a ham The part here is the skin This part is the meat That's the ham hock And right here in front of Huang De is this artwork—this stone is from Nghe An This stone somehow resembles a jinggong You know if you've seen the movie Jing Gong you'd recognize this as He really does look like a monkey king Lord Jing That's right And what about this one What's this figure supposed to be This one is this stone is stone Specifically it's a type of flower-veined stone A flower-veined jasper This one feels like a mountain to me—literally a mountain of flowers These flowers come from Ha Giang Yes One side is a ham leg the other a mountain of flowers I think you should bring some bread and other things along with you This one is like a little fairy fish Oh this one looks like a fish—just by looking you can tell It's snow mountain stone There it is the snow mountain of Nghe An There when you see a snow mountain it's usually white Yes But this is blue snow mountain The blue snow mountain has flowers that are slightly submerged like a fairy fish The snowflakes drift gently the clouds are beautiful And here's another one this one shaped like an old elephant Hmm There it is far off like an old elephant Yes This is the stone extremely valuable But how can you tell distinguish what is value from what is greater value—or is it just People assess stones based on hardness And here it has turned to jade And this stone belongs to artisan Vu Quang Day one of the most renowned figures in jade craftsmanship in Hai Duong's Thanh Vien That's right the gem part is when I come back at night I take the light and shine it in and it becomes translucent Yes It becomes translucent That stone Well Tiến is just passionate about it But his expertise and knowledge in the field are still quite limited Yes Mr Tien's responsibility covers all the cutting systems here I specialize in trees So what exactly is the main purpose of this garden of this cooperative huh Mr Tien The main purpose is driven by a heartfelt intention as well as the manager being someone deeply compassionate Just as there's a special connection with the land of Ngoc Thanh in the past Yes Everyone contributes in their own way Under Boss Bùi Quang Ngọc contributing to society means attracting labor workers for those people who were formerly in Ngọc Thanh's locality and are now in Xuân Hòa ward Have the Vietnamese police and work on their own homeland Ah And earn a small income That means this is a way to help the local residents by adding more Vietnamese police officers to the area And from here a new land can be created one that will come alive It will grow and attract visitors from far and wide He came to know about Xunhe Village came to know about Nai Village No 80 Ah right But for example having just one such tree per household is already considered beautifully sufficient But look at this garden here—trees are everywhere And I can see so many different spaces Maybe these are the individual stories hidden within right sir That's right Every tree here tells its own story Yes sir Suppose it's this tamarind tree right here This is the tamarind tree I'm pointing at This tamarind tree is ancient one standing right here on this very plot of land About a few hundred meters away I bought it at a very high price My desire to preserve this living heritage Yes That's right This tamarind tree is nearly a hundred years old Look at the trunk of this tamarind tree—it's like this Is that right sir It's up This tree is huge That's the trunk of this building Yes There it is Goodness this one Is this the wrong one He filmed this Here it is The original one is over here This tree was just planted so it's not too crooked yet It's straight in the morning light The fruit is ripe already but Mr Tien hasn't picked it yet Let me go down later and ask for two Wait a bit so I can pick some Nobody’s picking just climbing trees Oh there’s even a chicken over there There are about Around a hundred roughly Nearly a hundred No pen He lets them all roam freely in the garden like this They all breed on their own The chickens are always playing under the pine trees These guys here But it can't be caught Only by tricking it can one catch it Otherwise it simply can't be caught At night it sleeps in a tree That's what you'd call a backyard chicken running around Here in the middle of the road I saw Are these fossilized pieces of wood Fossilized wood Ah Wow it's so long isn't it This one is only twenty-four meters Not long yet This is twenty-four meters That tree is the longest These three trees are located in three different countries Where is it sir Like this one is in Indonesia This tree is in Indonesia That one It's like a tree bark still intact Yes The bark remains but the inside has turned to stone Look when you film it it's just It's solid rock now The jade is ready There it is Now I just need to add a little water here and it'll change color Oh adding water here will make it change color What remains is when you look at it like this you finally realize it's actually an entire tree trunk An entire tree Is that right sir Here here look closely now Look this one clearly There right here Here it is look it's changing color There Oh they've fossilized from here This is just the shell The jade is inside here Look like this one—it's jade Ah here That one— just add water and it changes color Polish it and it becomes jade But to form something like this it must have taken millions of years right sir If what scientists are currently studying is accurate— They say it dates back to about 6.2 million years ago From a tree trunk turned to stone Now it has transformed into jade That means it has to be at a temperature that's extremely high See like the tree trunk over there you can still see the entire bark intact Is this the right spot sir The origin of everything Over there is the scent of longing Can we row over there sir Yes yes Okay We can go up there too That one's 27 meters This tree is in Serbia Ah Serbia It's Russia's ally It's close to Russia Oh my its shell is incredibly tough now But how can one possibly achieve super vision to see through these fossilized tree trunks You have to admit there are stories that are just incredibly difficult The tree over in Indonesia has images showing people harvesting it manually outside the island with no machinery involved Some trees require harvesting every five years People dig them up by hand And maintaining them in this state is no small undertaking But is this really from an entire tree sir It's from a single tree So how can we tell whether this came from one tree or Because it fits perfectly together The pieces fit seamlessly into one another Ah Here it has the body the tip and the root What are you babbling about Here just wait—when Hoàng Đức comes to see the base of the tree it’s completely different Here These are exactly the trees known as Please have Hoàng Đức come see the base There it is—still intact with the root attached The estimated weight of each block like this is roughly When it changed from wood to stone it became heavier The heaviest section here weighs in at over three tons Over three tons for a single section So this part here counts as a section right Well suppose this largest section down here— it's roughly over three tons This section weighs over three tons This longer section is over three tons That means this tree weighs over 30 tons It's that heavy Which country is Sepia Indonesia or India India Arrived at this garden Just to admire and have some fun Here it is the original Here's the original It still looks like wood but it's actually turned to stone Still wood yes But though it appears to be wood it's actually petrified That's right It's not wood—it's actually petrified Wow it's really hard Here this way If we go over to the other side you'll see it Here this root That one This is definitely stone Root stone it's confirmed This jade look here it's still visible He pours a little water into it It sparkles with crystals all over here Look Hoàng Đức you'll see this It's the jade that's flawed Yes that's the flawed jade That's the jade Here this red one This one's white too There it is It turns red when polished This is still raw right This is raw We're keeping it original Ah I wanted to do many things just for the sake of looking Actually if you think about it it's quite simple It just takes effort But once peeled people no longer recognize it as coming from a tree It's rare to see something like this and immediately know what it is There Actually these stone trees contain a tremendous amount of energy Yes So why are these bushes so green like this Yes This is American ivy Because this tree is near the rock The tree is ink the rock is stone If the rock lacks energy we can enter it very strongly A But if the stone has no energy it feels extremely warm inside And it feels very pleasant These trees are so green That's right Hoang Duc stared at some trees near the rock their leaves a dark almost black green It didn't burn or turn yellow That's it Over here there's a stone that looks remarkably like a beauty queen shaped like a human figure Is that right sir Let's go take a look over here There it is To be honest this garden is huge guys That’s why I’ve had to come here for the fourth or fifth time now And every time about six months apart But each time there's always something different to notice Mr Tien has had this hundred-acre garden for several years now That's why it's only just beginning to look like this It's been over three years since I first started the garden Just over three years nothing more I remember it's because I kept rising from those early stages This This is a stone a very rare one This is the tall girl This is the tall girl and this is the beauty queen Beauty queen we call her that just like a beauty queen This queen is the queen of South America then Africa She's so dark But this black stone is extremely rare This raw natural form —truly exceptionally rare Where exactly is this stone from sir This stone this particular one comes from Nghe An Ah From Nghe An That shows there are indeed many beautiful stones in Nghe An and throughout the mountainous regions of our own provinces Nghe a story Nghệ An is where long ago there was a song about a man going to dig red stone In the old days red stone was very famous in Nghe An Now people create numerous intricate sculptures and carvings from stone precious stone and red stone This stone is a semi-precious stone This type is known as Fengshui stone Also referred to as landscape stone It's easy But these stones are entirely natural—people just polish off a thin layer that's all Too many And here is Snow Mountain the celestial paradise of Bong Nai It's as if it's perched high among the clouds on the mountain These stone slabs Tiến when they're being extracted probably just look completely ordinary at first glance And to make it proper you have to craft it polish it—only then does it truly come out You have to peel it strip away the outer layer Yes polish it with water It's done—now they put it in the machine and pay Well it's complicated really It's incredibly intricate Yes I see there are many planted over there this is what they call a peach blossom garden All of this is a snow mountain stone garden Beyond the snowy mountain rock garden lies a cherry blossom garden Ah This side is the cherry blossom garden On the other side of the Dinh Dam stream lies a matching cherry blossom garden On this side is Ward Group T-80 while the other side belongs to Ward Group Dap Dinh Yes Located in two different wards Now over there I've finally I've acquired it Acquired that plot of land over there Yes exactly The last time I came over was when I crossed the stream from this side That's right There it is And now I can see a bridge spanning across Seems like more than one There's another one over there right That's right The two represent the two genders Yes The curve symbolizes softness Ah The female gender And that straightness represents a man's inner strength Ah Or like a person—sometimes they're as rigid as stone but at other times they're as soft as soil Hard at times soft at others That's it Let' s head up that curve There it is the curve Oh wonderful Trees like these The fig tree the fig tree If the incarnation is as beautiful as this it's truly magnificent I can't help but feel that each tree Every stone here is a work of art Take this one for instance—what does it mean to you sir Why are there so many lotus flowers up there The story behind this artwork is actually quite accidental The piece was jointly created with master artisan Vu Quang Ngay who is also the owner of this work That's why the two brothers chose this spot by the stream Because fish need water to survive So we brought them here and placed them right by the stream But placing it right in the middle of the stream would be very difficult Ah Because there are those two rock formations shaped like fish on either side right The fish-shaped rock And this one is also a fish owl This one is also a fish owl Here here's the fish's head Ah But this fish owl is facing this way Over here is the temple This fish has also attained enlightenment and has heard the chanting Ah It has heard the sound of the temple bell Just turned around to meditate to align oneself That symbol is located on a water plaza Then I lie on a water pavilion with 54 lotus flowers above representing 54 ethnic groups This group of 54 ethnicities happened upon these three stones the stone named Thach An at the bottom There it is located in T-50 residential block weighing 32 tons Yeah And the one in the middle is Thach Anh's But it's about six tons Yet it's located in Quy Hop Nghe An The year of Ren Zhong As for the one on top that's Casero The one you just brought out—previously bought in the Central Highlands It's Bao Loc Five Caves It's the South It's North-Central-South That's it Among 54 ethnic groups You all gathered here too Oh That's great This side is also This is the alley behind the peach orchard you mentioned What about the two rows along the riverbank I see these ones are conut trees right sir Again conut trees It's the Mekong Delta again This leads to the Mekong Delta this is the southern-style lam style I share with Hoang Duc viewers on this side This is the exact spot where conuts can be grown because the soil is suitable Otherwise if you were to plant them scattered down here they'd be flooded Then it will die I can see that on both sides here you're also growing a lot of trees right So we're on this side I'm currently nurturing some kapok trees Ah Well the kapok blossom season comes at the end of spring and the beginning of summer Now that the cherry blossoms are in bloom the flamboyant flowers are already falling And when the cherry blossoms begin to open And at that time the flamboyant trees were in bloom again Which means in a garden there was always an abundance of colorful flowers and many colors blend together Naturally people come here and it gives the feeling that it's always full of life It experienced death yet it felt as though it were alive It felt an overwhelming weight of water Ah It carried so much weight of water Compared to regular days off there 's still so much land left here —do you even grow vegetables interspersed among these plots sir That's right that vegetable plot is kept to save space to produce food and supplies for the commune and the workers Yes This is truly like a nursery filled with a vast variety of plants intricately interwoven with rare and precious trees That's a lot isn't it sir Film me standing still here Just stand still Only pan the camera with me The chicken ran off It's gone I heard it running away Then I'll film it again later Up there are large stones down here are smaller ones slightly smaller And later the desire to be by this garden later to display it artistic stone paintings Look like this one here the "Horse Returning Successfully" painting Come show it to Huang De There's a particularly special piece here This one is definitely bound to attract a lot of attention In the south they call it a ghe It's a small boat carrying fruit to sell There like this—this little girl is singing a song selling durians Someone buying durian here This is a bunch of lazybones And these are the troublemakers These troublemakers here It has the shape of fruit This is where the glue is placed to form the stem Cutting the glue to create the stem so it looks like watermelon pumpkin These fruits here —this one really looks like this squash These ones right here Very similar but this stem just broke off There it's very similar to a pumpkin It's very similar to a pumpkin Generally I think she performs with great creativity And yet standing right under this watermelon vine it just feels like something 's missing—doesn't it A girl from the Mekong Delta that's what's missing Ah so this is the bridge that goes over to the other side huh boss Yes this bridge leads over there You can view this bridge together with the other one So there are still quite a few land plots available for development here On this side there are 3 hectares belonging to the cooperative There are 3 hectares here dedicated to planting trees and conducting breeding programs To date the project has been operational for over two years But the cooperative still incurs losses Because the soil here is extremely acidic It looks dry and barren to me That's right the soil is extremely acidic and it's currently undergoing land reclamation Hoàng Đức thinks it's not something that just happened naturally A beautiful garden like this It takes great effort both human labor and machinery and money Only after considerable work does one begin to reclaim the land It's been ages since I last saw a hammock hanging right under a conut tree like this Might have to visit it now and then With your permission Mr Tien Ngoc coming here for a nap is the perfect touch Incredibly cool Under the conut trees it's so refreshing In the shade of the conut palms It's truly cool There's still plenty more space ahead My brothers lead you to the next areas Construction is still ongoing here There were countless vehicles machinery and all sorts of things around This is all the wood he has stripped This is stone wood These are the artisans who have done the stripping This is the stripped portion Do you see the difference This is the jade part This is the wood part This is the inlaid jade This is the core Is this the original This is the original This is the original trees I see a kind of sky here Is this the red envelope brother The red envelope The story behind this red envelope is truly fascinating This door here seems to be So it's from Viet Thuc Sai right brother Or maybe This door is Right here Right here they built the waterfall to create the view There you go the chicken's here Oh this is the spot When the fish sees someone approaching it swims up begging for food The fish here is small But it's really strong Feed it a little This is amazing Oh this plant is This tree must be explained by Mr Tien— the story behind it I think this tree was placed here with a specific intention right This tree tells a story with the utmost humanity This tree is a red pine brought back from Japan and it's worth a very large sum of money but due to conditions and weather The soil here isn't suitable for this red pine The seller had already warned me before I bought it But since he was passionate about it he never thought it would break Yet once it did break he still held onto his love for it Then since I have love I wish for it to come back to life That' s why we cut down this pine tree and bought some plastic needles I'm done coming back I'll attach it to the tree to give it a sense of life to bring the tree back to life But if you want the tree to come back to life yet it can't hold onto it But we had to build this pavilion to shield it from the rain Yet precisely because of this pine tree the pavilion is protected from the storm With storms like the one Agadi just brought if it weren't for this pole those ropes and the tent would have been blown away That thing has a symbiotic relationship and mutual nourishment That's it—just create a whole world for the tree It's done—after the trees close in they preserve this tower In the end the trees once again sustain the sky coexisting in harmony Life has so many wonderfully interesting things Out here I just wrote one character red pine tower to tie it to a memory Then Hoàng Đức wondered why he had planted these two trees Well this one is a bamboo Yes bamboo And this one is the happiness tree Then before entering there was a phrase: "bamboo of happiness " But this bamboo is TR bamboo This type of bamboo is TR But in the northern region TR and CH are the same That's correct I think every corner in my garden is a spot that could make a really beautiful photo What's this place called sir This is Mount Ngut Hành I see an eagle up there Eagles are said to be the rulers of the sky The eagle soars above the peak hanging high That means being at the very top And this mountain has a soul unlike any other That's when the mascot appears If you're going to tell a story here it's definitely this must be one of the seven Dragon Balls It's just like that little one symbolizing the same thing Here it looks like a frog issuing orders Lying on a sweet potato leaf suddenly a hand twitched and sneezed Fiddling with his hands the frog fiddled along with a burst of flair Imaginations run a bit wild don't they That's just how things are down there People have different thoughts about stones I remember there's a piece of artwork about stones back there that was really great right Has Mr Tien finished that work yet He's finished it already Now that's clever That's why we're going to let the audience name him first Exactly There are still many other works around here These works if meant for viewing and listening to Those stories are best experienced firsthand at the garden where dedicated audience members should come to hear Mr Tien the master storyteller in person Here it is Hello Hello ma'am Thank you Here Before Mr Tien shares perhaps the cameraman will film this waterfall area There These works are presented for you the audience to see if anyone can relate to them Perhaps it's Mr Tien who We're standing here so you can film from over there That's right I'll start describing it gradually There's a stone statue here There is a swordsman His left hand holds a sword The right hand is not yet visible Long hair White from head toe And above there are countless eagles Now why don't you all try leaving a comment Down below see how to name this artwork Now I suppose we'll have to rely on you Tiến to share your thoughts on The master named it that way—what was the meaning behind it Actually Mr Cọc really liked Kim Dung's story Yes From that idea I also advised Mr Tien to inform our esteemed viewers They brought it to the top of an eagle's hill I think the story in Jin Yong is quite far-fetched Indeed perhaps that's precisely why you're the rightful owner of the Jade Seat They named this waterfall Yangguo Falls taking the name directly from the story of The Legend of the Condor Heroes by Jin Yong This is it How wonderful Living close to nature trees plants water and rocks—truly amazing The air here is so clean that he has specifically reserved 50 cubic meters of rainwater for drinking and cooking purposes It's all rainwater This is a rainwater collection tank down here And these are clean guava leaves all safe to drink Since we do have to When entertaining guests if I have to drink a glass of wine or a beer then I drink those things and my body naturally processes and eliminates them That's what's trending now— everything is about striving for organic meaning grown yourself in control of quality You have one The plan is to propose to my boss that in the future I'll cultivate herbal gardens here where all visiting guests will be able to enjoy a drink Herbal medicine We will offer bathing services if circumstances allow we will also have meditation areas Going vegetarian—that’s what will guide us in the future Right here is the entrance the main gate and right from the entrance itself we have a view that can truly be described as absolutely stunning I don't know how to put it into words but today was truly special —thank you Mr Tien for guiding me and all our dear viewers at home visiting the garden of their own Quang Minh Commune during the first days of the Lunar New Year they are also very grateful to everyone Dear esteemed viewers at home We hope that this year all those who love ornamental plants who cherish stones You can visit Quang Minh Cooperative to meet Mr Tien the skilled artisan for even more enjoyable experiences Many thanks to Mr Thank you Hoang Duc and on behalf of Quang Minh Cooperative we warmly welcome and look forward to seeing all our valued viewers again And heartfelt thanks to our viewers Sincere thanks to you all and we look forward to seeing you again Goodbye