Only Toker Hana Ban Me

Previously, Hana had a long time working in the furniture business in Ho Chi Minh City. HCM. The Covid-19 pandemic has greatly affected her business. From the first quarantine in the city. Ho Chi Minh City in June 2021, Hana decided to go back to her hometown to rest, unexpectedly staying until now. During a long stay at home to avoid the epidemic, Hana decided to produce videos about rural life. Hana takes advantage of farmers' strengths to develop digital content with the theme of "homegrown". When introducing the specialty fruits of her homeland such as avocado, durian... Hana felt extremely excited. Hana wants more people to know about her hometown's specialties. The knowledge shared by farmer Hana Ban Me also made the audience excited. Although she does not have much knowledge and experience in farming, Hana always learns and observes from her parents.

In the first time when she returned to her hometown, Hana was not used to farming in the village. extreme weather conditions. In the morning, Hana goes to the fields to help her family, taking advantage of 1-2 hours of farming to record videos. Content, script, filming and editing... all made by Hana herself. After each video, Hana ponders whether the content is okay, actively reads comments to see the audience's response. What is not good, she will find a way to fix it.

No longer doing office work, sitting in front of a computer in an air-conditioned room, Hana goes to the fields to work as a real farmer. However, the purpose of Hana's return to her hometown is not to "raise fish and grow more vegetables" as many people mistakenly believe. Hana loves doing business and is hatching a business plan in her hometown, helping people improve the value of agricultural products.