Cambodian men and women wear skirts. How should men deal with the embarrassment of colliding with women?

If we travel to Cambodia, we will find that Cambodians, both men and women, will wear skirts, which is their custom. Some people see their traditional clothes, men and women look alike, and sometimes they wonder if it would be embarrassing if men and women wore the same skirt.

But you know, all the skirts worn by Cambodian men have their own names, "water cloth". The name is simple, but it is very practical in the daily life of Cambodian men. No matter what kind of clothing, if it can't play a role in daily life, it will definitely be eliminated.

The men's "water cloth" can still be preserved, from which we can also see the usefulness of men's "skirts". It can help us carry things in our daily work, which greatly saves time and energy.

However, it looks like a skirt on the outside, and for those who don't know it, it seems to be no different from Cambodian women's clothes.

But Cambodian women's skirts are called "sarong", which is troublesome to wear. Compared with men's "water cloth", it is really troublesome, and the two can't be confused at first glance. And if you are not familiar with it, you can't even wear it well. Otherwise it's a joke.

However, these costumes are traditional Cambodian costumes with profound cultural heritage, so I don't think there will be any shirt collision at all. Their names are all different. They may look similar to ours, but there are still differences.

Maybe we think there is a difference, but the days belong to others, and we don't need to think from the outside whether they will bump into their shirts awkwardly, nor is it necessary.