How 2nd-Gen Vietnamese Are Settling Into Czech Republic With New Careers | The New Locals - Part 5/8
The 83,000-strong Vietnamese community in the Czech Republic represents the third largest ethnic-minority in the country. The first generation of Vietnamese were sent here as indentured workers, as a form of payment for the country’s help in the war. Following the fall of communism, these Vietnamese began establishing their own businesses. They made their children learn Czech and gave them new opportunities. A whole new generation of Czech-Vietnamese is breaking new ground, veering away from the traditional jobs, embracing their heritage and showcasing the best of diversity and integration.
0:00 Introduction
1:17 The Animal Lover
3:35 The Czech-Vietnamese artist
6:40 A touch of Vietnam in Prague
9:21 Creating content for Vietnamese community
12:26 Asian ideas, European life
15:00 Shining a light on Vietnamese culture
17:09 Exploring Vietnamese history in Prague
20:49 Home for Oliver
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ABOUT THE SHOW: The New Locals brings us stories of the different ethnic communities who’ve made their home in foreign lands around the world - people who migrated and over time, become one of the locals.
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