Why are Vietnamese girls so white? This has always been a global anecdote

Why are Vietnamese girls so white? Because they dare to commit crimes for Bai Bai.

There is no doubt that wearing socks with sandals is an intolerable trend in any country.

Wikipedia describes the origin of sandals with socks as "related to geek culture."

American fashion guru Tim Gunn wrote in the "2012 Fashion Bible": "Don't do this unless you are an ancient Egyptian pharaoh in the fifth century BC."

But in Vietnam, almost every girl wearing sandals on the street does not wear socks.

In order to protect themselves from the sun, they dare to break the ancestral precepts of fashion and challenge the lower limits of modernity.

Vietnam is located in the tropics, with an average temperature of more than 20 degrees throughout the year and a humidity of more than 80%. It can be said that living in Vietnam is like walking in a sauna center where you can never see the exit.

But for Vietnamese girls, even if they wear wet wipes on their feet every day, they still have to fight to the end to prevent ultraviolet rays from entering the body.

The effects of sandals and socks when worn alone on the feet can be sweet or salty. But when these two innocent partners are paired up and paraded through the streets, even the tight and firm legs can distort people's perception of beauty.

Vietnamese girls do not hesitate to use the most intolerable methods to achieve their goals in order to be fair. In this way, there will be no justice among the white people.

Why Vietnamese girls are so white has always been a global anecdote.

What people can’t figure out is why the people in this place, which is about the same distance from the equator as Nigeria, are whiter than rice.

It is definitely not the reason why I like white, otherwise the middle-eastern bro will be the first one not to agree.

In fact, the whiteness of Vietnamese girls is entirely due to the fact that Vietnamese girls have sun protection skills that are deeper than the jungle.

Italian traveler photographer Lippi once mentioned in her travel diary of Vietnam that after careful observation, it is almost impossible to buy daily chemical products that do not contain whitening ingredients or related slogans in Vietnam.

Wearing sandals and socks is just a microcosm of their sun protection awareness.

In order to become white, going against fashion is just the first step for Vietnamese girls. In fact, if you go shopping on the streets of Vietnam in the 30s or 40s during the dog days of summer, you will know that they don’t care about anything for skin whitening.

Vietnam is almost the only tropical country where windproof devices for battery vehicles can be sold.

Walking on the streets of Vietnam in summer, you feel a sense of spatial confusion like being in Changsha in winter.

If you think about it from another person’s perspective, you can’t achieve such a level of whitening. Your delicate skin will get prickly heat if you carry it like this in the summer.

For the Vietnamese, the sun is just superficial. Apart from the bright surface, there is nothing that can make people passionate.

Many foreign tourists wonder why Vietnamese girls cover their faces with bras in cars. Some straight male netizens on Reddit speculated that they were all mint flavored.

In fact, this is a sun protection mask that is a specialty of Vietnam.

In the international clothing market, Vietnamese sunshades, like Korean plastic surgery, German kitchenware, and Japanese martial arts, are traditional technologies and cultural exports recognized by consumers.

People say that adversity reveals true feelings and adversity reveals one’s ability.

Vietnamese girls dare to seal themselves in darkness in order to whiten their skin. In the pursuit of whitening, they are simply like a heifer team - one after another is awesome.

And in Vietnam, sun protection is actually the environment and the enemy of the public.

It is not only girls in Vietnam who dare to attack ultraviolet rays, but also men and dogs in Vietnam.

Vietnamese boys go out as if they are going to attack a city.

Wearing medieval full-body armor is their confidence in doing business and farming under the sun.

Every piece of home appliance packaging cardboard may become a guarantee for the head of the family to go out and do things in the hands of his nephew, cousin or son-in-law.

The Vietnamese regard the sun as their eternal enemy.

If they cannot resist the enemy's frontal invasion with their strong armor, then they will drag the battlefield into the jungle, using traps and guerrillas to make every dawn of the sun an afterglow.

They exiled themselves to darkness just so that they could be upright and aboveboard in front of the one they loved most when they returned home.

They do not forget to be vigilant at all times in the safest shelter, just to ensure that their loved ones at home can feel at ease.

It can be said that the Vietnamese people’s whitening campaign starts from male to female, from old to young, from top to bottom, from trench to desk.

You rarely see black cars on the streets of Vietnam, or every car here is a black car.

Under the thick armor, every Vietnamese is the color of white clouds when broken open.

However, trends indicate that perhaps in the near future we will no longer see white Vietnamese girls.

In January last year, a photo of a ghost-fire girl worshiping Buddha on the roadside caused a huge discussion on the Vietnamese Internet.

Vietnam is one of the strongholds of Northern Buddhism and has a strong religious atmosphere in the country, so it is not surprising that there are monks on the roadside from time to time. It is not surprising that Vietnamese people are mostly devout and pay homage to monks on the road.

What’s strange is that the will-o’-the-wisp girl in the photo is half-clothed, and if you blink, you might even think she’s not wearing any clothes.

While netizens and the media are thinking about and feeling sad about the living conditions of girls, the photos also reveal the fact that the younger generation of Vietnamese girls increasingly don’t care about sun protection.

Nowadays, in some bustling commercial streets in Vietnam, many girls in cool clothes are beginning to abandon their stereotypes about the sun and boldly abandon their obsession with sun protection.

Walking around the bright Ho Chi Minh City, you will see that the new youth are using the most stubborn method to resist the scorching sun with only a layer of grease and hair that is poorer than the desert.

When you search Vietnam Street View on Google, most of what you see is bare metal.

You have to add the words "Classic" or "MILF" to get a fully packaged graphic.

Even those aunties from the dancehall era have gradually shifted to an asset-light trajectory.

I tried searching for Vietnamese street scenes on YouTube, but for some reason the video cover in front of me looked black and weird from head to toe.

The lights are dim and even the people's skin is dark.

The white Vietnamese girl turned into memories together with 270P on the video website. In the world of high-definition original paintings, black will replace it and become the new emperor.

In an earlier article by ThingsAsian about the whitening of Vietnamese girls, an interviewee in the beauty industry said that according to her observation, more and more Vietnamese girls are beginning to lighten their blonde hair. Changed to brown.

And she herself has gradually distanced herself from whitening products.

“Dark skin makes me unique, and Westerners like it very much.”

A 2017 popular study on the Asia-Pacific region by Yougov, a British market research company, found that overall, the region 51 people care about whether they keep up with the trend.

Looking at it alone, the ratio is 62 in Vietnam, 61 in Indonesia, and 60 in the Philippines, while the figure in Tuao and Australia is 30.

So beauty seems to be an erratic standard in Vietnam.

When the idols on the screen show off their fair skin, Vietnamese girls are smooth.

When almost all of the photos uploaded by these idols on social media have tags related to wheat and health, Vietnamese girls have also fled into the darkness.