The dilapidated house of a poor boy who studied and worked to earn money to buy medicine for his mother

The house was lent by uncle, and stayed on land owned by the local government. Because she was too poor, her mother was constantly ill, and the money for medicine was not enough, not to mention food and drink, so the local government also created conditions for Tinh’s family to continue living in this house. Uncertainty, difficulty and hardship, now Tinh only wants to earn enough money for medicine to give his mother daily treatment.

The house with corrugated iron roof and wooden support is rickety and lopsided every rainy season. This rented house is also built on land borrowed from the government. For nearly 20 years now, the future of Chi Tinh’s family is as uncertain and crooked as this house itself.

Although there are many difficulties, but Tinh always tries to study.

Every month, Ms. Liem – Tinh’s mother has to go to the hospital for re-examination, the cost fluctuates about 4 million, but because of difficulties, it has been 3 months since she has been able to go to the hospital to check.

Loving my brother, the money to go to work is not enough to pay for his mother’s daily medicine, Tinh also follows him. Working hard at night until morning and then going back to school, so every 3-4 days, Tinh can only go once. That money I save to buy food.

On the ramshackle walls, it seemed that the only solid and neat thing was the certificates of merit. Although there are many difficulties ahead, Tinh still tries to study.

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