At Cam Kim, you step into a rustic space by the river, where the scent of fresh bamboo, the sound of sharpening knives, and the slow, rhythmic movements of Mr. Sau's hands blend into the peaceful atmosphere of the countryside. You sit next to the nearly 80-year-old artisan, listening to his life stories and tales of the craft connected to the basket boats of Central Vietnam, from wartime to daily life. Under his simple guidance, you can try your hand at carving bamboo, weaving the bottom of a basket, and feeling the sturdiness of each bamboo strip. It's not a performance, but a moment of living with the traditional craft, where every movement is authentic and full of emotion. Leaving, you can buy a small, charming bamboo item – a memento of the Hoi An craft village.