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Super-tiny houses are not only in Hanoi’s Old Quarter but also in modern HCM City. |
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The family of Mrs. Phan Thi Hoang, 62, with seven members of three generations, is living together in a 2sq.m house, in an alley on Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Street, District 3. |
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At night, Hoang has to sleep on a folding chair on the sidewalk.
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| She has been living in this tiny house for more than 60 years. "My parents lived here. I was born and grew up in this house and I still live here with my children and grandchildren," she said. |
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The house has just enough space for a bed. It has no bathroom or toilet.
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The bed is shorter than normal size to fit the house. |
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Next to this tiny house is the house of Mrs. Kha Tu Ngoc, 62. Ngoc and her husband have been living here for more than 20 years. |
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The house was left by Ngoc’s parents. As the house is super-narrow, Ngoc has to place furniture on the shelves along the wall. |
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The house does not have a toilet so the couple has to use public toilets. |
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Ngoc works for a rice shop while her husband is a motorbike taxi driver (xe om). |
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Nguyen Thi Dung and her three children live together in a house of only about 2.4 m2. In the photo: Dung’s daughter, a second grader, is sleeping on the floor. Furniture is hung on the walls to save space. |
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The house has two storeys. The 1st floor is the common space for the whole family and the bedroom of her two sons. The second floor is the bedroom of Dung and her daughter, and the “wardrobe” of the family. |
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Dung’s grandparents and parents lived in this tiny house. |












