Vietnamese men's hats seem to have a unique style, and they like to wear green hats. This surprised me a bit, because green has a special meaning in Chinese culture. However, when I got to know more, I realized that it is actually a tradition and cultural habit.
This hat is known as the "Vietnamese hat" in Vietnam and is one of the symbols of Vietnamese men. Wearing this hat not only protects you from the sun and the sun, but also shows your personality and unique taste. It seems that cultural differences are everywhere!
Walking the streets of Vietnam, you will find a strange phenomenon:There are many more motorcycles than cars. At first, I was a little uncomfortable, after all, motorcycles have been gradually eliminated in China. But then I learned that this is due to the geography and traffic conditions of Vietnam.
In Vietnam's cities, roads are narrow and traffic jams,The motorcycle is flexible and convenient, and it can easily move through traffic. In addition, the weather in Vietnam is hot, and motorbikes can provide a more comfortable way to get around。So, if you're in Vietnam, try riding a motorcycle?
During my time in Vietnam, I found that many Vietnamese people like to run to Guangxi. At first, I was a little confused, but I later found out why by talking to the locals. It turns out that Guangxi and Vietnam share a border with convenient transportation, and many Vietnamese choose to make a living in Guangxi。Due to historical and geographical relations, Guangxi and Vietnam have close ties and cooperation.
Many Vietnamese come to Guangxi to work and studySome people even choose to immigrate to live in Guangxi。Such transnational exchanges and cooperation have also promoted the friendship and mutually beneficial development of China and Vietnam.
During my time in Vietnam, I made another interesting discovery:There seem to be more Vietnamese women than men. Walking in the streets and alleys, you can see Vietnamese women in traditional costumes busy working and living. I was impressed by their gentleness, kindness, ability and diligence. It is said that in some parts of Vietnam, the proportion of women is even higher than that of men.
This may be because of history and cultureIt may also be due to Vietnam's economic and social development. Whatever the reason, though,These beautiful Vietnamese women have become a unique cultural phenomenon and social landscape.
I learned a lot from this trip to Vietnam. Through an in-depth understanding of local customs and cultural habitsI have come to realize that each country and region is unique.
Of course, there are many other interesting things to explore and learn, such as local food, places of interest, and people. Hopefully, in the days to come, I will have the opportunity to set foot on Vietnamese soil againAs I continue to learn more about this beautiful country, I am sure that this travel experience will become an unforgettable memory for my life!