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18 Unusual and Strange Things in the World I'm Duc. Welcome to Ngam Radio. Some famous countries, with strange laws, forbid things that seem to be harmful. It's hard to imagine that many everyday objects or habits in this country are considered illegal in other countries. And you will hardly believe 18 things that are forbidden, are documented and updated below. Number 1 Forbidden to pray in a temple in Cambodia Cambodia is a Buddhist country, so the living principles of Buddhism become the language of this country. Therefore, if you sell or wear glasses with this language, you will not be accepted. They have some rules that tourists are forced to follow when visiting the temple here, such as wearing glasses when coming near the temple. Women are not allowed to touch the flowers because Cambodians see this as an act of defamation of the monks. Some foreign tourists were arrested and sentenced to prison for taking pictures of monks in Angkor Wat temple. People here always worship the royal family. Therefore, anyone who comes here should avoid unethical actions, jokes, or any behavior that is disrespectful to the king or the members of the royal family. Number 2 Forbidden to film interviews in North Korea The content of the film revolves around two American journalists, ordered by the CIA, to assassinate the leader of North Korea under the guise of an interview. This is a declaration of war. In November 2014, computer systems of the Sony Pictures Entertainment were hacked by Guardian Service, a group led by the FBI believed to have a relationship with North Korea. In addition, this group threatened to attack any hackers if the film was interviewed. Finally, Sony decided to cancel the interview. Then they had to change some scenes in the film related to President Kim Jong-un. And until the US President, who was Barack Obama, spoke up, this film could not be released. Number 3 Forbidden to re-birth in Tibet For Buddhists in Tibet, re-birth is a common concept. It is believed that the human soul will be guided by a new life after death in the cycle of reincarnation. However, since the Chinese Communist Party took control of Tibet, more than 1.2 million Tibetans were killed, 100,000 people were imprisoned and more than 6,000 monasteries were destroyed. In addition, anyone who wants to be reborn must ask for the approval of the Chinese Communist Party. In 2021, the US government issued a bill to oppose and prosecute the Chinese Communist Party for interfering in the religious affairs of Tibet. In response, the spokesman of the Chinese Communist Party, Zhao Lijian, said that Buddhists in Tibet must also follow the national law. The most popular comment from netizens is that if it is not approved, it will not be reborn. Number 4 Forbidden to celebrate Valentine's Day in Saudi Arabia Saudi authorities have issued a ban on Valentine's Day. Specifically, any items related to this day, such as flowers, candy, gifts, and even red objects, are banned. The ban on Valentine's Day is especially a holiday that can promote immoral relationships between unmarried men and women. The price of a red rose is usually only $1.3, which has increased to $8 on Valentine's Day because there are very few shops here that dare to sell the standard product for a lot of money. Number 5 A list of 24,000 legal names has been approved by the authorities. In fact, the Danish government prohibits the creation of different names. If people intend to name their children outside the list, they must submit a special request for permission. Number 6 Forbidden to beat children in Sweden Most parents think it is a wound for the elephant. However, in Sweden, the punishment of beating children has become an instinct and they even forgot about the law. Children in their country are developing very well. Some countries like Norway, Finland, Denmark, Australia and many other countries in Europe have also banned physical punishment in schools for many years. Number 7 Singapore is a famous country with many strict laws. Since 1992, it is illegal to sell and use rubber candies in this country. The law requires people to keep the streets and public places clean. The reason given by the government is that chewing rubber candies sticks to the locks and loses its beauty and civilization. In addition, the long-term cost of cleaning the damaged appliances is also quite low. Number 8 Not collecting money in Japan Collecting money for waiters at restaurants But in Japan, if you leave a little money for the staff, they may feel offended because they feel that they are not fully paid so they need more money. According to them, satisfying customers is a duty, a fair responsibility, no need for any additional money. Even Japanese restaurants abroad do not accept money. A Japanese restaurant in London, England, does not accept money for waiters. When you pay with cash, you will be given a small card and put the money in it. This is to avoid giving money directly to others because the Japanese think that action is a courtesy. Because money is a precious thing and people must have a dignified attitude. Consider it a tool rather than a certain benefit to achieve. However, we should not look down on money because it is a labor force that we can have. Even if it is a small amount of money, they do not hesitate and patiently wait for it to be returned. 9. Tomato sauce is banned in French schools The French think that the use of too much tomato sauce can harm the traditional cuisine. Therefore, the government of this country has decided to ban tomato sauce in schools. Only at lunchtime, students are provided with a small amount 10. McDonald's is banned in Bolivia McDonald's is a world-famous fast food brand. However, in Bolivia, there are only 8 stores. After 14 consecutive years of bankruptcy, McDonald's chain in this country had to close due to the popularity of the people here. Traditional Bolivian cuisine includes time, love and care for each other. Therefore, fast food is completely contrary to their culture and beliefs. 11. Yellow costumes are banned in Malaysia In 2011, the Malaysian government banned yellow costumes because it is the color of the opposition party that the Prime Minister resigned. The strange decision is completely contrary to the fact that yellow is a symbol of the Malaysian kingdom. The regulation states that all printing, import, production, re-production, sale, distribution, distribution or possession of yellow are harmful to the social order. 12. Banning night parties in Switzerland If you want to have a night party, you should not go to Switzerland. The people here respect the living space of the people around. At the level of the government, they have issued a civil law. The law clearly stipulates that from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. no music is played, no dogs are barking in the US, and even limits the use of balloons Perhaps to limit residents from cleaning toilets at night, they see it as pollution at night. 13. Do not leave your car out of gas while driving on the highway in Germany The accident of running out of gas on the road is not expected, but if this happens in Germany, you will be punished. Specifically, if you are driving on the highway in Germany and your car is out of gas, this action is considered illegal because the traffic law here prohibits parking, parking or turning to minimize the risk of collision and endanger other vehicles. 14. The film Anna and the King in Thailand The film Anna and the King is an adaptation based on the diary of Mrs. Anna Leonowens, who used to be a tutor to the princesses and princes of the King of Thailand from 1851 to 1868. The story of the education of the Eastern Kingdom of a Western European woman was so popular that it was transferred to Hollywood into three films. The most recent film was made in 1999 with the appearance of actress Jodie Foster and Tai from Hong Kong. However, this made the Thai King very angry because he thought the film was a lie. Of course, it was banned in Thailand. According to a law from the 1930s, all those who do not respect the monarchy of Thailand have to face a ban and filmmakers can even be imprisoned. 15. The Khieu Zam ban in India The city government of Mumbai has issued a ban on the display of bikini models. They believe this will reduce the number of rapes and sexual assaults. In a country that values ​​traditional culture, they believe that wearing Khieu Goi is shameful for girls, polluting the minds of men and against the morals of society. The ban was passed instead of the law on women not to be beaten, hurting public morals. The Khieu Zam film is of course banned here. You can really be imprisoned if you are discovered, produced or own the Khieu Zam film. 16. Free speech ban in China Free speech ban in China Thank you for watching See you in the next videos