Century of Love: 100-Year-Old Couple Reveals Secrets to Longevity

On February 14, 2569 (2026), in the midst of the month of love, a heartwarming story emerges from Muang District, Chai Nat Province. Ta Sap On-ju, 104, and Ya Saw On-ju, 102, showcase an extraordinary love that has survived over a century. Former rice farmers, they have seven children, with their eldest now 69 and youngest 47. Their children take turns caring for them closely. Their secret to longevity includes a diet focused mainly on fish and Nam Wah bananas. Ta Sap remains remarkably healthy with no chronic conditions, though he can only move by crawling or sliding around the house. Ya Saw has typical age-related conditions like diabetes and kidney issues but can still walk normally. What's most touching is their continued emotional connection. Ta Sap always shows concern, sharing treats with his wife first and worrying about her health. Despite occasional bickering typical of an elderly couple, Ta Sap's love remains unwavering. He simply states, 'I still love Ya Saw and will love her until we part.' Their relationship stands as a powerful testament to enduring love in an era of rapidly changing relationships, warming the hearts of all who witness their bond.