Are Burmese people also very open?

Every country has its own cultural characteristics. Remember the last time I went to Cape Adequa, France, the locals didn't like to wear clothes, did they? Open? But it makes me feel embarrassed. The same situation exists in other countries, but there are some discrepancies, just like seeing similar situations on the streets of Myanmar. This scene on the streets of Myanmar embarrassed many China tourists.

As we all know, the economic development of many countries in Southeast Asia is not very good, and so is Myanmar. The living standards of local people are relatively backward, and many ancient cultural customs still remain. According to local people, many local people bathe in the street, both men and women.

Men usually wear a pair of shorts, while women wear a bath towel around them. If they take a bath, they will pour water on themselves. If the couple wash together, they will also help each other to pour water. Feeling washed? Take a shower? Same. This scene on the streets of Myanmar is normal for local people, but many tourists from China say it is embarrassing, probably because of the different cultures of the two countries.

But it will develop after careful understanding. This situation only exists in rural areas of Myanmar, and it is rare in urban areas. Walking in the street, we can see that the houses here are all made of thatched boards, not the cement houses or yellow mud houses we remember. Few people can build a house, and their income is only enough to maintain their daily life. Getting the house wet will be very troublesome and affect daily life, so everyone takes a bath in the street.

Moreover, most of Southeast Asia is in the tropics, including Myanmar, and the weather is very hot. It can be seen that few people have electricity, and naturally there is no air conditioner or fan, which causes many people to take a bath several times a day. The local people also told me that many people also bathe by the river, because it is convenient not to fetch water by themselves, so there are many people bathing by the river, not just in the street.

Many tourists from China said: A little curious but embarrassed! Because China people usually take a bath at home, in an environment that everyone can see; Of course, there are many people bathing together in the big bathhouses in the north, but they don't bathe in the street. If someone does this in China, I'm afraid they will be taken away the first time.

However, it should be noted that in the process of traveling, we must respect them. Every country has its own cultural customs and lifestyle, and civilized tourism is the most important. I wonder what other unique cultures my friends have learned. Please share your travel experience in the comments below!