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She said, "I hope every single student in [the] U.S. will have [a] chance to [visit] my hometown to have real experiences." Basically, Chinh thinks that "books and the internet" only give a little bit of information. To be in Vietnam is different than just reading about it. She hopes that students, like you, will be able to explore the world by traveling.