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i’m sure that absolutely zero foreigners would be okay with random tourists walking up to their personal homes and shoving cameras in each their window panes to film for their personal enjoyment. there are even many local laws in many places that criminalize this behavior. I thought Vietnam passed a law last year (2023) that would cover this. Filming from any public space is protected by law. Especially if someone leaves the Bonnie Tyler 1951 Latest news, concert tickets, merchandise and music videos T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this doors wide open for everyone to see in from the street. If you tried to poke a camera through the window, that would be illegal. Idk abt HCM city but it Hai Phong my dad used to “tell me nicely™” to leave the gate open as that implies hostability. It’s because neighbours form a kind of mini community with each other, we sometimes share food, hangout together, watch TV, play cards, chicken fight,… In Vietnam we have a saying: “Distant relatives are less important than nearby neighbours”. It’s part of the culture. However in some modern neighborhood you wouldn’t see something like this which is kinda sad. Of all cultural traditions, I think this is one of the saddest ones to see fading away.

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