“Please put your pants on and go home”!
On the evening of April 4, a female Malaysian tourist posted two photos posing to reveal her third round in an Ao Dai-like outfit while dropping flower lights in Hoi An. Immediately the incident was strongly condemned, many netizens have come to her Facebook page for comments right below the post.
Two photos of her posing sensitively, wearing revealing clothes were judged to be inappropriate for the fine customs and traditions of a historical place like Hoi An.
Although angry, many Vietnamese netizens still maintain a calm attitude, analyze and share with comments in English under the post of the female tourist above. Besides, some people commented with sarcasm, or harshly asked her to leave Vietnam.
Many Vietnamese people use English to comment and analyze quite long, pointing out inappropriate points in her check-in photo. Some people are more strict
Some Vietnamese netizens’ opinions are translated as follows:
– “Vietnam always welcomes tourists, but what you do is beyond our imagination. Do you think wearing pants without zipper, wearing skirt without pants is sexy? No, it’s very offensive.”
– “We are grateful that you came to Vietnam to travel, but please do not come to Hoi An – a historical place with such appearance, please get out of my country”.
– “I don’t know how shocked the boatman would be when he saw a foreign visitor after nearly 2 years wearing such clothes while sailing. If you come back, please put your pants on the street.”
– “Not only in Vietnam but everywhere, their people will also react harshly when historical and cultural elements are insulted like this. Find out before you go anywhere.”
Currently, before the attack by comments as well as reports of many Vietnamese and international netizens, the female tourist above has not had any specific feedback, nor has she taken any action to avoid it.
It is known that Mr. Tong Quoc Hung – Head of the Culture and Information Office of Hoi An City, Quang Nam province confirmed that, in the morning of April 5, the city’s authorities were looking for the trace of a girl dressed in offensive clothing. Hoi An.
Source: Compilation
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