Netizens come back from traveling in Laos and tell you a real Laos.

Not long ago, I traveled to Laos and stayed in this underdeveloped country for more than a month. Vientiane is the capital and largest city of Laos, located on the Mekong River. To tell the truth, although Laos is economically backward, the consumption level of Vientiane is not low, and the price is even higher than that of first-tier cities in China. Because Laos has developed industries, many industrial products need to be imported from China or Thailand, so the price is relatively high.

Most Lao people believe in Buddhism, and the pursuit of money is not so fanatical. Although most people are poor, social security is good. Many people are happy with their fate and their poverty. The material is not rich, but the spiritual world is rich. Agriculture is the most important industry in Laos, and most areas in Laos are engaged in agricultural production. Agricultural production in Laos is relatively primitive, chemical fertilizers and pesticides are rarely used, and food basically depends on the weather. Because Laos is vast and sparsely populated, basic rations can be met.

Vientiane center should be the most prosperous place in Laos, and there is a cinema, with a ticket price of more than 30 yuan. Many electronic devices used in Laos are made in China. There are many China people doing business here in Laos, and China people are mainly concentrated in Sanjiang China City, where the public security is not very good. I've been there several times, and I've cheated several times. China people like to cheat China people, which makes me feel incredible, and I don't have a good impression of China people overseas. On the contrary, where Europeans and Americans gather, public security is much better and the possibility of being cheated is less.

There are also many Korean companies in Laos. Local Korean companies have donated many things to Laos, and you can also see many Koreans when traveling in Laos. Koreans can travel to Laos without a visa, while China people can travel to Laos in landing visa. Most of the cars on the streets of Laos are Japanese brands, and Japanese cars account for half of the Laos automobile market, especially Toyota and Honda cars, which can be seen everywhere. In Laos, you can also see many Toyota pickup trucks. However, the road conditions in Laos are not so good. Many places are dirt roads without hardening.

In addition to Japanese cars, Korean cars are also common in Laos. Japanese people in Laos don't know much about it, but it is said that Japanese people are visa-free in Laos tourism. Generally speaking, Laos is a very quiet country, and a short stay in this country is also a very good experience.