As a village located on the river right in the heart of Hai Duong city, nearly a dozen households here live closely and warmly like family members.
Located on the river right in the heart of Hai Duong city, Hai Duong province is a small hamlet of the people in the fishing boat village. 
One of the families who have lived here the longest is Mr and Mrs. Vu Thi To and Cao Van Vuong. This family has 9 people including 3 generations. 
To’s youngest son, before going to work abroad, participated in many swimming competitions for 9 years and won many excellent medals. Although the house is small, Mrs. To has a special place to display her son’s medal. 
Currently, on the houseboat, there are Mrs. To and her husband and the youngest son with 2 grandsons. 
Although it is a houseboat, but with the help of families on the shore, the house always has electricity and clean water. 
The daily livelihood of Mr and Mrs To as well as most of the people in the village is fishing. From dawn, Mrs. To wakes up to prepare tools and waits for her husband to pick up the boat. 
Like Mrs. To’s family, after returning from fishing, they often hold a market right on the front bank of the barrier dike wall. 
The markets usually start around 3pm every day. 
The people in the fishing village consider each other as family members, they are willing to share the work and the work of this house is also that of the other. 
When this family goes fishing at night and cannot return to take their children to school, another family will take the children to school. 
Children’s way to school is also very special. Many households do not make a bridge to the mainland but use another small boat to move. 
When the day’s work was basically completed, the men in the village rested, played chess to relax, and bonded more with the village. 
In the evening, the houseboat also lights up to prepare a full and warm family meal, mixed with the laughter of children.
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