Now we mostly skipped language stuff and we had Google Maps -tour to Vietnam. The length of the country creates some minor differences in architecture, cuisine and language. Food is spicier in the north than in the south. In the north there’s more proletariat mentality and conservative culture which I like. In the south there’s a more liberal and globalized atmosphere.
The big mystery comes to mind again, why people would go to the tourist centers. They’re the same all over the world. I want to see what’s so special in different locations. I get the historical monuments but the common people in rural areas, that’s the thing. I think I saw a glimpse of my new destination. There is a town called Cần Thơ which is roughly the size of Tampere in population. I understood the people there are the friendliest in the world and that’s what I’ve been looking for.
I find most Finnish people as cold as the arctic winter, and the anger in western culture seems to be popularized even in the humane crowd nowadays. When I go out here in Tampere, someone wants to fight me. If I talk to someone the response is laughably arrogant, but… But in Asia I’ve seen the most friendliest people ever. I think I can live there.
I learned that you have no business to the jungle in Vietnam. It’s funny because I’ve always thought that the way I’m gonna die is some hazard in the jungle. I’ve always spent time in forests in Finland. Ok, we have no venomous animals here nor tigers. No wonder if I step on the landmine or get bitten by a venomous tiger someday. bye! 😀
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