In recent days, the path of Thich Minh Tue's spiritual practice has received special attention and follow-up from the social network community. Below is the original response of Thich Minh Tue in the video.

"These past few days my health has been good, still normal, ensuring my practice.

In fact, when making a citizen identification card for those who need to do a lot of transactions or have some assets, a citizen identification card is very necessary for them.

For a religious person, having a citizen identification card to prove that he is a citizen is also good.

Studying according to Buddha's teachings is a good and happy thing. People following and caring is good, but if they care, study, and practice, that is good. If they care to make money, to get likes, views, to take advantage of something, or to be involved in politics or real insecurity, that is not good.

Their rights and interests are in their own hands, but following them to film day and night, causing disorder, traffic insecurity, and hindering practitioners. Making noise everywhere is not right for practitioners.

Monks need to be quiet, go alone, ensure purity, and be in a secluded place. Noisy gatherings like that are harmful and not suitable for monks.

If you practice, don't film or take pictures of them anymore, let them be quiet. If you practice and film all day like this, how can you meditate, how can you practice, how can you go begging?

Just stepping out of the bathroom and seeing cameras everywhere makes me feel like I have no time for myself, even to pee or poop.

The pedestrian also told the cameramen that everyone should stop filming and taking pictures.

Those who take advantage of others and affect traffic safety and order must vow to practice asceticism. They must have time and a quiet place to ensure that they practice asceticism as they wish. Then they will be happy and no one will follow them.

My wish is to have the conditions to study according to Buddha's teachings and I also wish for everyone to be happy, joyful, and to study according to Buddha's teachings."