The heartwarming and resilient life of the 'little boy' couple.

Warm and loving

This year, to celebrate their second wedding anniversary, the couple, "the tiny man" Nguyen Van Hung and Le Thi Diem My, decided to create a beautiful photo album to share. With meticulous and thoughtful preparation, their anniversary photo album, taken at the Red River rocky beach, has been enthusiastically received and praised by the online community.

Nguyen Van Hung (33 years old) shared: "Every year on our wedding anniversary, my wife and I go to have our wedding photos taken to relive the memories and create a warm atmosphere for our family."

The couple, including the "little boy," walk hand in hand through the flower garden. Photo: Tra Tran.

After tying the knot in November 2019, the life of this "tiny couple" continued to flow peacefully and happily. Every day, Mr. Hung is busy teaching computer science at the Center for Empowering Lives (Hanoi). As a teacher, he is always enthusiastic and dedicated to imparting knowledge and experience to his students.

Ms. Le Thi Diem My (32 years old) - his wife - works editing real estate photos at a company affiliated with this center.

Normally, after work, the couple would cook together. My would be "responsible" for the cooking, while Hung would help with the housework. Sometimes, the two of them would show off their cooking skills together, especially when they had guests over.

Every year, to celebrate their wedding anniversary, the "little man" and his wife go to have their wedding photos taken. Photo: Tra Tran

Their small family rarely had arguments or disagreements. During holidays and festivals, the couple would return to their respective hometowns to visit family and relatives, go on trips, and see off siblings and friends. Each time they went back home, they would buy quite a few gifts for their parents.

Ms. My said that after getting married, she and her husband invited both sets of parents to Hanoi for a trip, but only her husband's parents were able to come, while her parents lived far away and couldn't.

“When I first came to Hanoi, I missed home a lot, but now I’m used to it. My parents have never been to Hanoi before. I also want to bring them here so they can see what life is like and how beautiful Hanoi is, but partly because of the pandemic, and partly because my parents haven’t been able to arrange it yet,” My shared.

Recently, the "little boy's" work has changed somewhat compared to before. He no longer teaches full-time and receives a salary from the Center for Empowering Lives, but instead works as a support staff member, volunteering to teach for free at the center.

Due to the complicated pandemic situation and the inability to teach, the couple stayed home and worked online, focusing on developing their "Little Teacher" channel on YouTube and Facebook. Hung honestly stated, "The pandemic has reduced our income a little, but our family life is still stable."

The "Little Teacher" YouTube channel of Mr. and Mrs. Hung has been active for almost two years now and has over half a million followers. Mr. Hung said: Initially, the couple posted videos on YouTube just "for fun," but unexpectedly, they received a lot of views in a short time, so he discussed with his wife the idea of ​​"putting in the effort to build a brand."

The happiness of the "tiny teacher" couple. Photo: Tra Tran

Over the past period, the couple has taken turns hosting and appearing as characters in their videos. The content of the videos reflects the everyday life of the couple.

Thanks to the encouragement and support of fellow children in similar situations, the "Little Teacher" channel has released many engaging and humorous videos, such as "Little Couple Returning Home," "Little Couple Eating Out and Being Called 'Little One' by Students," "The Secret of November 20th Gifts," etc.

According to Hung, because both he and his wife are busy with their own jobs, they only have time to make videos to post on YouTube during their free time or on days off. Each video is the result of the entire team's efforts, with the main director being "the little guy."

"Through the 'Little Teacher' channel, my wife and I want to convey a message of love to everyone, to the community, so that those around us can better understand the lives of the poor."disability"No matter the circumstances, they remain optimistic and strive to improve their lives," Mr. Hung said.

Their overflowing love is giving them extra motivation to strive for success. Photo: Tra Tran

Let's build a home together.

Two years after their wedding, the "little teacher" couple have many unforgettable memories. For My, the most memorable experience was the time she went to the hospital a few months ago to have her appendix removed.

“I had appendicitis and had to have surgery at the hospital. Due to the pandemic and the fact that both sets of parents live far away and couldn't come, only Hung took care of me. He took care of me from A to Z for a whole week at the hospital; I couldn't complain at all,” My said emotionally.

Sharing her feelings after two years of living together, My couldn't hide her happiness: "I feel very lucky to be Hung's wife. I've had things I never dared to think I'd have, and I've done things I thought I'd never be able to do. Before, I was quite shy and insecure, but now I've changed a lot; I'm more confident, assertive, and articulate."

The couple, who are "tiny teachers," are only 1.18 to 1.2 meters tall. Photo: Tra Tran

The small family of "The Little Guy" lives happily, just like any other couple. It is known that after living together in a rented apartment with three friends in similar circumstances in Hoang Mai District (Hanoi), Mr. Hung and his wife moved to a rented apartment.

Recently, the couple decided to buy an apartment in a nearby building for convenience. Ms. My revealed: "My family bought an apartment on the 8th floor of a building, with an area of ​​74 square meters, for 1.8 billion VND. After buying it, we spent another 100 million VND on some renovations to suit our family. Therefore, the cost of buying the house was quite high, and my husband and I had to borrow money from many people. We plan to move into our new home this December."

“Buying our own house was our biggest dream after our wedding. Knowing that we bought a house, both sets of parents back home, as well as our siblings and friends, were all happy and excited. Everyone was surprised that we had bought a house in Hanoi after only two years of marriage,” My shared.

The "tiny teacher" couple on a trip. Photo: Provided by the couple.

Although the future holds many challenges, the sincere love, empathy, and sharing of kindred spirits will motivate this "tiny couple" to overcome difficulties and continue to strive in life.

They lived a life like any other young couple, without any self-consciousness, and stood firmly on their own two feet. Their extraordinary resilience and love for each other are inspiring and motivating many people in society.

Touching images from the wedding ceremony of the tiny couple in Nghe An.

(Baonghean.vn) - The wedding of this special couple in Nghe An took place nearly a week ago, but it still moves many people.