I will go to Cambodia in a few days. Can you tell me something about it?

Cambodia is now in a period of great development, and the local people are probably more easygoing because they believe in Buddhism. Younger guys are a little biased against China people, but they dare not do too much. Most of them are still very good. It's the same in China, for better or worse. In some places in Phnom Penh, there are many motorcyclists and the traffic is chaotic. Pay attention to traffic safety.

And car thieves. Put away your wallet and mobile phone. Better be careful.

There are many Cambodians in China now, and China people are everywhere. Many locals also know a little simple Chinese, so there is no big problem in communication. Of course, it is necessary to download a translation software on their mobile phones.

Compared with domestic second-tier cities, the price in Phnom Penh is still relatively low in other regions. Compared with local products, China products are still expensive, even higher than domestic products, after all, for them. This is imported goods.

There are also many taboos in the local area, such as not hurting buffaloes and cows, not letting Cambodians see peacocks, not wearing white clothes, not holding food in their left hand, respecting Buddha statues, monks and Buddhist sites, not touching other people's heads, not asking Cambodian private affairs, not boasting about girls' figure and appearance, not kicking cats, and being careful when going out on Saturday (locals think Saturday is unlucky).

I hope you can enjoy your life in Cambodia!