It is called "the inferno of women, the paradise resort of men". The dirty sex trade and ruthless human trafficking are innumerable, and even more extreme "pedophilia", which is Cambodia, which is full of pornography and gambling, how dark is the country's interior?
The first thing that most people think of when it comes to Cambodia is probably the magnificent Angkor Wat, Phnom Penh, known as the Little Paris of the East, with its beautiful natural scenery and unique customs. But the real Cambodia is not such a poetic feeling, on the contrary, against the background of tourism, it has become a man-eating devil cave that everyone fears.
Can you believe it? Among the many ways of tourism in Cambodia, an evil industrial chain called "spring buying group" has spontaneously been derived. In the large number of tourists, one in five tourists is not thinking about Cambodia's unique tourist attractions, but those charming prostitutes who are seducing each other. Tourism is just a pretense, their real purpose is to make a sex trade and satisfy crazy desires. It's so ironic that you can even form a group to prostitute.
These prostitutes will eventually fall into the carnival of Cambodia's eroticism. In the capital Phnom Penh, there is a very complete nightclub street, roadside bars and hotels, KTV massage city and other major places, all have the ability to provide this kind of service. Inside, a dusty woman with heavy makeup and a posture is trying to attract every European and American tourist who passes by, and they are clearly marked with prices ranging from fifty dollars to one hundred and fifty dollars. Tourists can take full possession of their bodies all night long with a small amount of money and can order them to do whatever they want.
However, the most attractive tourists here are those "young prostitutes" who have not yet undergone the baptism of wind and dust, and a good-looking one can even be speculated for thousands of dollars. Countless tourists are frantically bidding for it, just to taste the pure flowers that are most delicate and juicy. And as long as you are willing to increase the price, you can also enjoy more unexpected value-added services.
With more than 100,000 people working in the industry in Phnom Penh alone, it's hard to imagine how many such dirty deals there are in the visible and invisible corners of Cambodia. How did these practitioners get on this road of no return?
Sex workers in Cambodia can be broadly divided into two categories, one is voluntary and the other is forced. First of all, those who are voluntary, Cambodia is a capitalist country, and the gap between rich and poor in the country is huge. A large number of poor people, even if they work fourteen hours a day, can only take a microblog salary and often do not have enough to eat.
The industry, on the other hand, caters well to their needs, receiving only four or five guests a day and getting thousands of salaries, enough to feed a family. Therefore, many women from poor families have chosen to sell their bodies for money in order to make a living, and they will not feel the slightest shame and embarrassment, because the whole environment in Cambodia is like this.
The situation of women who are forced to become sex workers is even more tragic. They were originally girls from clean white families, but they became dusty women because of rampant human trafficking. Once there is disobedience, the light will be severely beaten and confined, and the serious will be directly injected into a fool. As long as they can make money, those behind the scenes do not care what they have become.
Moreover, these trafficked people include not only adult women, but also a large number of teenage girls and children, and there are thousands of missing girls every year. There is no doubt that their ultimate fate must be to become the target of white customers' crazy rampage, to become the mastermind behind the cash cow.
Once, a Cambodian woman recounted her unbearable life in front of the media. His miserable plight began at the age of seven, when she was raped by her stepfather and then forced into the sex trade at the age of ten. Any act of resistance followed by extremely brutal beatings and sometimes an aphrodisiac to bring her to her knees, and girls like her abounded in Cambodia.
In Svepark, the red light district of the capital Phnom Penh, there are "girls" and "boys" everywhere who can choose. A Spanish doctor once commented: "They become sex workers at the age of ten, they are old at the age of twenty, and they die at the age of thirty." "It's unbelievable, but the reality is.
On the streets of Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, you can see at any time a group of standing street women dressed up in flowers. They don't have any job skills, and their only means of survival is to exchange their flesh for a meager salary. Under the influence of the Cambodian environment, they have no choice.
Most of the foreigners who come here to find fun and buy drunks are mostly white people from Europe and the United States. Some of them have come to Cambodia to seek development in their own country, and some of them are simply because of the restrictions of their own laws, so that they cannot release their desires unscrupulously. And every aspect of Cambodia seems to exist to cater to this group of white people.
This group of foreigners only needs to spend a little money to win the respect of all the people here and receive honors that are unimaginable in their own country. In addition, Cambodia has become a haven for white people with pedophiles. In their own country, this kind of thing is undoubtedly strongly forbidden, but here they can ruthlessly trample on the young hearts of countless young girls. Cambodia has become a paradise for white Europeans and Americans, but it has also become a hell for women in the country.
In addition, the gray industry that is booming in Cambodia is not only pornography, but also worse gambling. In order to seek faster and more favorable development, Cambodia opened the door to gambling activities in the West, turning the entire country into the Las Vegas of the East overnight. In 1995, Cambodia enacted a law prohibiting its people from gambling, but there was no such rule for Western tourists. This operable space completely puts the entire gambling activity on the surface and becomes a holy place for countless white people to revel.
By 2005, cambodia had more than 3,000 publicly recognized legal casinos. On the one hand, these gray areas have become an important place for countless criminal and evil forces to launder money, on the other hand, they have also increased Cambodia's foreign exchange income, and the taxes and licensing fees paid every year are also a lot of money. It is this considerable benefit that makes Cambodian officials choose to turn a blind eye to this kind of activity.
However, this has suffered a large number of ordinary people in Cambodia, and there is no way for busy sentient beings. Under the influence of this unhealthy atmosphere, some people dream of getting rich overnight and join this boring game. But there are only a few that can really succeed, and most people can only end up with a tragic end of bankruptcy and separation.
Finally, since Huang and Gamble have come out, how can drugs be absent? Cambodia, bordering the Golden Triangle, is a breeding ground for the drug industry. From the 1990s to the beginning of this century, Cambodians cultivated cannabis in large quantities, which is simply familiar with this aspect. Even though it is now officially banned, Cambodia is still the largest drug transit destination due to its special geographical location.
And Cambodia has also taken a no-holds-barred approach to this gray industry, which has further led to a proliferation of the drug industry, with at least a thousand entertainment venues in its capital containing this terrible thing, where seventy percent of the world's drug dealers trade.
This huge economic benefit has aroused the rush of many Cambodian people, and in the invisible corner, the production and circulation of drugs has formed a system. Most of them, not only trafficking but also drug addicts, were completely taken prisoner of this terrible plant.
And what is even more distressing is that there are many teenagers in Cambodia who are infected with this vice, and the last bit of vitality is hollowed out little by little by drugs. In the long run, the fate of Cambodia as a whole will slide into an irreparable abyss. So how did Cambodia become what it is now? Where does it go from here?
Known as the Khmer in ancient times, Cambodia established a unified dynasty in the first century AD and developed a long and splendid civilization. By the time of the Angkor Dynasty in the seventh century AD, Cambodia had ushered in the most splendid era in the entire history of the nation. Extending to present-day Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand, it was a veritable Southeast Asian power at that time, laying a solid foundation for the development of religion in terms of culture, and the whole country was constantly thriving with a high spirit.
But with the evolution of the Industrial Revolution, in modern times, Cambodia inevitably went downhill. And in 1863, due to the weakening of the national strength, it was very unfortunate to become a French colony, and since then the shadow of enslavement has been lingering in the hearts of the Cambodian people, but this national suffering is far from over.
After the outbreak of World War II, Cambodia was occupied by the Japanese army. Natural resources were plundered wildly, men were enslaved and slaughtered, women were the target of the Japanese army's wanton lust, and the whole country became precarious. It was not until 1945, when the anti-fascist war was won, that the Cambodian people were saved from the misery of colonial enslavement.
And with the rise of the anti-colonial movement, Cambodia then embarked on the road to national independence, and with the official declaration of national independence on November 9, 1953, the whole country was on the right track of development, but this peaceful development environment did not last long.
In 1979, Vietnam invaded Cambodia and occupied a large amount of territory, destroying Cambodia's development for many years and plunging into a miserable situation. The impoverished Cambodian people are struggling to find the right path for development. But it did not choose so many ways, but accepted the clutches of US imperialism.
Tourism accounts for fifteen percent of Cambodia's entire national economy, and at one point contributed a staggering 40 percent to other sectors. This has led to Cambodia's false appearance of a booming tourism industry, with countless gray industries and evil deeds hidden.
Can you believe it? In Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, hundreds of thousands of sex workers have gathered, and 80 percent of their targets are white people from Europe and the United States. They only need to spend more than a hundred dollars to get the all-night companionship of these glamorous prostitutes. It's known as a white man's paradise, but it's also a hell for local women. More than twenty percent of the women were sold here by human traffickers to work, including a large number of underage girls who had to bury their lives here with great misfortune.
And related to "yellow" is even more terrible gambling and drug trade. These gray industries have taken root in Cambodian soil regardless of the official questions, and have now developed into a very complete industrial chain, which is simply difficult to eradicate. In addition, these gray industries have also spawned a very high crime rate, similar telecommunications fraud, arson robbery, shooting and other incidents are not uncommon. The capitalists make a lot of money, while the ordinary people have to pay a very heavy price for it.
In fact, Cambodia's own tourism resources are rich enough. Characteristic cuisine and unique national customs, beautiful natural scenery and magnificent cultural landscapes are all places that can be deeply attracted. Only by holding the determination of a hero to completely eradicate the chaos of pornography, gambling and drugs in The country and rebuilding green tourism can the national economy usher in a truly healthy development.