The boy who overcame obstacles planted 100 American figs on the roof

Initially, Tai planted on the first floor balcony with about 20 trees, gradually every corner of the house was full. A year ago, when the epidemic broke out, he couldn’t go to work, so he came up with the idea to put the tree on the roof of the terrace.

The process of gathering materials to planting pots from the first floor to the third floor is completely manual. But the hardest part is getting them to the roof, because the only way is a vertical ladder leading through a small hole – which was previously used to check the water.

At that time, his wife and children returned home to avoid the epidemic, so there was no one to help. Tai alone put the earth load on his shoulder, climbing up 12 stairs step by step. His hands had to hold the ladder for safety, while still trying to balance the sack of soil on his shoulders. “Many times when I got to the roof, the load fell. There were times when I had a sudden reaction and almost fell,” he said.