Trained as a stylist, in 2015 I went to visit my country of origin, Vietnam. I wanted to take the opportunity to learn acupuncture and while looking for training, I found Professor BUI Quoc Chau, inventor of Dien Chan. In the 1970s, he treated drug addicts with acupuncture, but could no longer bear to see them suffer with each needle inserted. He then sought to heal them painlessly and thus discovered Dien Chan. Since then, he has developed and improved his methods by treating thousands of people in his dispensary, letting everyone pay what they want so that everyone has access to care. His human qualities made me want to meet him, and I started the training. From the first lesson and when he explained that he wanted a caregiver in each family to reduce the number of sick people and the suffering, the professor definitely convinced me. I then decided to devote myself to Dien Chan. It was in Ho Chi Minh, in his dispensary that I had the chance to follow his teaching and get to know him and his family. To make the most of his knowledge, and having the chance to speak Vietnamese, I then spent several years improving my practice and my knowledge of Dien Chan, directly under the gaze of its founder and his son, by caring in his dispensary.