What are the incomprehensible phenomena of traveling to Vietnam?

There are many people traveling to Vietnam now. Vietnam is rich in tourism resources, with low consumption level and various customs. As a country with developed tourism, Vietnam is deeply loved by many domestic tourists. When we travel abroad, most of the time, we want to see how local customs, foreign cultures and local people's lives are different from ours. Many people travel to Vietnam and don't know some interesting customs in Vietnam.

So, what are the interesting and incomprehensible phenomena in Vietnam? First of all, the roads in Vietnam are very narrow. Most of the lanes in Vietnam are two lanes, which are much narrower than those in China. In Vietnam, you can also see various French-style buildings and spires, which can be seen everywhere in Vietnam, because Vietnam was once a French colony. In Vietnam, almost everyone wears slippers and likes to wear rubber slippers.

Vietnam is hot and rich in high-quality rubber. So it is not surprising that everyone wears slippers in Vietnam. Slippers can be seen on the streets of Vietnam. Vietnamese wear slippers all year round. People wearing slippers can be seen whether it is rainy or sunny. Some Vietnamese even wear slippers when they go to dinner. There is a phenomenon in Vietnam that cannot be understood at home, that is, Vietnamese men like to wear cuckolded hats.

Many people know what it means for a man to wear a cuckold in our country. But in Viet Nam, a man in a cuckold has different meanings from a man in China. Vietnamese men wear green hats, which is a bit like advocating soldiers. When Vietnamese men fight, they travel through dense forests all the year round. They like to wear green hats. Another interesting phenomenon in Vietnam is that the train will run outside the house. In China, there is usually a safety isolation belt at a distance on both sides of the railway track. But in Vietnam, you will find that the train may pass along your wall. Some people walk out of their homes and can set foot on the tracks in two or three steps.

The furniture in the room will vibrate when the train comes. Another interesting place in Vietnam is that many people sell fruits on boats. There are many rivers and much rain in Vietnam. In some lakes and rivers in Vietnam, Vietnamese women selling fruits in hats can often be seen.