Tourists who have been to Laos know that on the side of the street, many young Lao girls stand on the side of the road, what industries are they engaged in?
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Say it and you won't believe it
As we all know, Laos is a famous tourist country in Southeast Asia, because of its proximity to the mainland, rich tourism resources and low price levels, it is popular with Chinese tourists, and millions of Chinese tourists travel to Laos every year.
But few people know about the glorious moment of Laos, which was part of the Chenla Kingdom as early as the Chenla Kingdom and the most prosperous and wealthy region in Southeast Asia at that time.
However, due to the geographical environment such as war, the Lao economy has been developing slowly.
Coupled with the rapid development of China's economy in recent years, the poverty of Laos has been highlighted, but Lao residents are very enthusiastic about Chinese tourists and will take the initiative to deal with Chinese tourists, and in Laos, shops and scenic spots are marked with Chinese signs.
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However, Chinese tourists traveling to Laos will find a strange phenomenon, there are many young and beautiful girls in Laos, they seem to be waiting for something, let's take a closer look at what industries these Lao girls are engaged in.
First of all, the income of Lao residents is very low, and the social status of Lao girls is much lower than that of men.
She not only has to take care of her family, but also takes care of the family's financial resources, and her life is very poor.
And these Lao girls standing on the side of the street, are waiting for the truck drivers to buy the melons and vegetables they grow, these truck drivers travel a long way, arrive in Laos late, it is difficult to receive good quality fruits and vegetables, simply cooperate with the Lao girls standing here.
This situation is also often seen in rural China, I don't know what everyone thinks about this?
Discuss it in the comments section!
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