Authorities spoke out about tourists showing off their offensive bodies in Hoi An

Regarding the incident that a Malaysian female model named Siew Pui Yi (born in 1998) wore an ao dai, showing her offensive body when tourism Recently, Mr. Tong Quoc Hung, Head of Culture and Information Department of Hoi An City, said he had grasped the incident.

The Young Intellectuals newspaper quoted, as soon as the information was known, the unit sent a searcher to remind the female tourist.

“She’s a foreigner, so it’s difficult for them to understand our customs. If we can find it, we’ll explain to her our tradition and remind us to respect that value.

We are also looking for the owner of the boat carrying the girl mentioned above and disseminate the regulations to avoid similar incidents.” Mr. Hung told the newspaper.

The Head of the Culture and Information Department of Hoi An City said that before that, Hoi An had applied regulations on visitors having to dress politely when arriving. Hoi An. It is a pity that the above incident happened.

Previously, on social networks, a tourist’s offensive check-in moment was spread.

In the picture, this person poses in many sensitive poses. Not only showing the “hot” points of the body, the female lead also wears extremely cool costumes.

From the shared image, it can be seen that she is wearing an outfit quite similar to the Vietnamese Ao Dai but has been renovated. The shirt indifferently reveals the whole round 3.

Immediately the information became the subject of discussion. Most think that this arrangement is too revealing, disrespecting Vietnamese culture and customs.

“You are terrible to wear our traditional clothes like that. If you love the Ao Dai, wear it true to the spirit of the outfit. Please take down the post and apologize to us, sorry to the culture. ours”, a comment account.

As for the female model, receiving countless negative feedbacks, she has not taken any action regarding the incident. On her personal page, she continues to post travel photos, visiting many other places in Vietnam.

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According to Vietnamnet