Talk about the inconvenience in India

Inconvenience is a means of transportation. For example, Indians who drive plug-ins have an enviable sense of balance. In our country, we have to wear seat belts when taking buses, but Indians don't need to sit outside. I wonder if my parents who go to india tourism can keep their balance if they unfortunately buy a hanging ticket.

Inconvenience is the source of our life-water. The water in India is full of sand from the Ganges. If the family is well off, there is a water filter to help. Those who are not well off can only drink directly. Therefore, in order not to have diarrhea after going to India, I can only bring my own water purification equipment.

The inconvenience is the tableware. Everyone knows that Indian tableware is our hand and can only be our right hand. Watch out for left-handed friends Even if you are left-handed, you can only eat with your right hand in India. In India, the left hand has only one function, that is, wiping the bottom after going to the toilet. Therefore, as an unclean hand, your left hand can't be served on the table.

Inconvenience means going to the toilet. The toilets in India are dirty and can drive a person crazy, so sometimes I would rather find an obstacle on the side of the road than go to the toilet.

This is not inconvenient, but a special culture. That's a cow. Cattle in India are generally wandering in the streets. This cow in the street, you can't hit it, scold it, or even drive it away. Even at your doorstep, you can't help but respect it. Of course, hitting it is even more unforgivable.

India is a country with a big gap, with the most luxurious trains in the world, the most common trains in the world, the oldest civilization and all kinds of uncivilized. This is a mysterious and fascinating country. Even with so many inconveniences, people still yearn for its songs and dances, delicious food and ancient civilization.