What is the real life in Vietnam like?

In recent years, China's economic development has advanced by leaps and bounds. In addition to the improvement of urban construction, some railway projects and cross-sea bridge projects in recent years are also well-known internationally. With the development of economy, the life of China people has been greatly improved. While improving the quality of life, many people began to pay attention to spiritual enjoyment, and chose to go abroad to experience different environments and customs.

In recent years, neighboring countries are very popular with tourists from China, such as Thailand, Laos, India and Viet Nam. These countries are very popular with tourists from China because of their close geographical location and considerable prices. The country that Bian Xiao wants to introduce to you today is Vietnam. I wonder if you have ever traveled to Vietnam?

Before Bian Xiao got to know Vietnam, he had the same impression as most people. He thinks Viet Nam is a very backward country, but recently, some friends contributed articles with Bian Xiao. He has just returned from Vietnam and found that Vietnam is completely different from what he expected. Let's follow in the footsteps of our friends to understand the real life in Vietnam!

Both Vietnam and Thailand are countries with tourism as their economic pillars, but in the impression of many of us, Vietnam's economic development is still at a very backward level. After seeing the real Vietnam, the donkey friend did not agree with this view. The donkey friends first went to Ho Chi Minh City, the most developed city in Viet Nam. Many China tourists would choose to visit there, because there are many cars and high-rise buildings, which are comparable to the developed cities in China. But the only difference is that there are many motorcycles on the streets of Ho Chi Minh City, but there are fewer cars.

Apart from urban construction, Lv You said that the consumption level in Ho Chi Minh City is similar to that in China's first tier cities, and the house prices will not differ much. There are many high-tech products there, and the quality of life of the local people is similar to that of other big cities, which is different from the backward Vietnam in our impression.

Friends also learned from friends that the per capita income of Ho Chi Minh City is about 2,000 yuan, which is considered as middle income in the local area. Other high-income people are around 5000 a month. Although there is still a big gap between the wages of Vietnamese and our country from the data point of view, its own development has broken our original view of it. After visiting Vietnam, the donkey friend said with emotion: We were wrong!

I wonder what you think of Vietnam. Welcome to comment!