Quang Linh's brother Vlogs saw the group of people in the canal, got off the car and said a few sentences, and closed the big deal

Seeing the familiar image at home, the Vietnamese farmer was extremely interested and immediately opened a "win-win" negotiation with the people in Angola.

Surely many people still know that the Vietnamese community living here is not too large, but quite famous, especially the African team of Quang Linh Vlog. One of the members who is especially popular with the public, no less than Quang Linh, is East Paulo.

This guy lives in Bailundo district, Huambo (the same province as the male blogger born in 1997), but in more remote villages. East Paulo also farms with a local group of Vietnamese and African brothers.

It is known that agriculture in this area is not developed but the vacant land is very large, so East Paulo and his friends decided to bring Vietnamese farming techniques to change their lives here. Besides growing vegetables, the group also digs ponds for fish stocking and raises ducks and goats,... like the people from the country in Vietnam.

The workload is increasing, so East Paulo is busy with the farm like taking care of the children. He always seems to be "bouncing numbers", looking for ways to work with farmers to increase production or tinker with farm development.

Typically, a few days ago, on the way back to the village after picking up his close brother Quang Linh Vlogs back, he saw a group of indigenous people pulling fishing nets, so he hurriedly stopped the car to ask for it.

Witnessing the Angolan way of pulling the net, the guy was extremely interested because he was quite similar to the Vietnamese did. But as we got closer, the natives' "nets" were made of old curtain cloth and used plastic bottles to make floats. The most surprising thing is that the net has no lead to create weight, "clinging" to the bottom but still effective, thanks to the skillful adjustment of young Africans.

In particular, the young man of Thai Binh origin was extremely happy to see the real copper fish. According to his observations, the fish are somewhat small, but quite diverse. Some native species he does not know the name, but there are also many varieties in Vietnam such as goby, perch, carp ...

To ensure the fish remain alive when traveling long distances, East Paulo's team prepared a basin of water, pulled up the nets and released them immediately. However, things did not go as expected, when releasing the fish into the water, many of them weakened, swimming lethargically or whitening their stomachs.

Still, East Paulo hopes they will live until they return to the farm. "Come on or bo.y, because a few times I go to the city or go to other farms to buy fingerlings is very expensive. In Angola it is extremely difficult to find plant breeds and livestock," he shared.

According to Quang Linh's close brother, the price for this batch of fish, the African guys will take 3,000 kwanza (about 87,000 VND) for the group. But when he pulled out his wallet, East Paulo generously gave him extra support, with double the amount of 6,000kwanza, plus a separate remuneration for the person who carried the heavy fish bowl from the river to the beginning of the road 2,000kwanza. In short, the catch is bought for 8,000kwanza (about 235,000 VND).

The male blogger also revealed that, because he bought fingerlings to stock, he wanted to have luck, so he did not calculate much. When he brought the fish back to the village farm, it was already dark, the guy filtered it again and released it into the pond. When he dropped them, he hoped they would grow quickly and hoped that next time the fish could proliferate.

Through research, East Paulo was born and raised in Luong Ngoc, Thai Binh, Vietnam. In 2013, the guy exported free labor to Angola - a poor and backward country of Africa. After a period of working as a builder, he accumulated some capital and moved into parking lot management.

East Paulo is better known for his participation in the African team, with the aim of providing support and assistance to the disadvantaged in Angola. While living and working here, Dong had the opportunity to meet Quang Linh Vlogs, thereby becoming a YouTuber. With his cheerful, friendly and genuine personality, he has won the love of domestic and foreign audiences.

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