For me in Guangdong, walking into the embankment is like returning home, because there is no barrier to Cantonese. Before I went to the embankment, my first impressions of this place were from Mei Anfang's "Hero Natural 3", Liang Jiahui's "Lover", Xu Anhua's "Going to the Nuhai", Hu Yue's story, etc. When I came to the embankment, I found that it was a Chinese community. There are still many stories waiting to be discovered, but I am not allowed to enter. This largest Chinese-populated area in Vietnam still retains the traditional Chinese lifestyle to this day. These traditional lifestyles are long gone in China, and the street view of the embankment looks like a small city in Guangdong in the 1980s. There is a Catholic church in the architectural style of the Chinese and Western styles, and there is said to be a basement, where Wu Tingting, the president of the South Vietnamese regime during the Vietnam War, committed suicide after his subordinates were overthrown.