Xứng đáng công sức bỏ ra để dỡ hết đóng bê tông tìm Rắn | TGSB #806

Summary

In this engaging video, a group embarks on an adventurous journey through the rural areas of Phước Đông, Cần Đước, Long An. They explore the local wildlife, attempting to catch snakes and marvel at the growth of a Bodhi tree imported from India, reflecting on its significance and slow growth over a decade. The journey is filled with discoveries, including ancient relics and the challenging terrain they navigate on foot, highlighting their deep connection with nature and spirituality. Alongside, they share insights into their extensive travels across Vietnam, showcasing their endurance and the rich cultural and natural heritage they encounter, including a rare sighting of a large snake, symbolizing the unpredictable beauty of their adventures.

Takeaways

• 😃 Greetings and excitement for a new adventure in Phuoc Dong, Can Duoc, Long An.
• 🐾 Discussing snake catching experiences, with initial success of catching three snakes.
• 🌳 Reflecting on a Bodhi tree brought from India in 2013, questioning its slow growth over 10 years.
• 🚴 Highlighting a spiritual journey to Tay Thien, estimating travel distances and the dedication involved.
• 🐘 Discovering a tiger's skin pattern on a ground, indicating the presence of dangerous wildlife.
• 🌲 Marveling at an old house and the effort to uncover hidden layers beneath the surface.
• 🐍 Speculating about the size and presence of snakes based on the environment and past encounters.
• 🙏 Sharing the spiritual significance of the Bodhi tree and personal anecdotes related to faith and pilgrimage.
• 🚶 Calculating distances covered in a spiritual quest, emphasizing the perseverance required for such endeavors.
• 🐝 Uncovering unexpected finds during the adventure, including potential wildlife habitats and historical remnants.

Q & A

Where did the event take place?

The event took place in Phước Đông village, Cần Đước district, Long An province in Vietnam.

What were they doing in the video?

They were catching snakes that were hiding under concrete slabs near an abandoned building.

How many snakes did they catch?

They caught 3 snakes in total.

What kind of snakes did they catch?

They caught a large python that weighed almost 1 kg.

How long did it take them to walk to the North?

Based on the estimates, it took them around 5-6 thousand km over 3-4 years to walk to the North of Vietnam.

What are some hazards they mentioned about catching snakes?

They mentioned risks like snake bites and getting crushed if the concrete slabs fell.

What was the purpose of their trip to the North?

It seems the trip was for a spiritual pilgrimage, to get Buddhist scriptures from India.

What was the weather like?

It was a hot, sunny day with no wind at the location. The North was mentioned to be cold.

How did they lift the concrete slabs?

They used wooden sticks and their bare hands to carefully lift the corners of the slabs one by one.

What did they plan to do with the caught snakes?

It's not mentioned clearly, but they seemed to want to relocate or release the snakes elsewhere.