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我是参加旅游团去越南下龙湾的。那天刚入关,越南导游就对我们说,越南人目前的生活水平相当于中国上世纪80年代,但我沿途观察,越南目前的生活水平已经相当于我们上世纪90年代初的水平了。沿途的私人房屋都已更新换代,而且全是法式建筑,装修也很讲究,门面都不算大,三四层楼居多。越南人不论男女,身材比较矮小。街上很难看到胖子,这跟他们的饮食习惯有关,越南人的饮食比较清淡,炒菜放很少的油。河内的基础建设比较落后,街道很破旧,大超市也很少,但街上的摩托车却很多。在河内上厕所需人民币1元,相当于越南盾3000。这里的治安还不错,当然,小偷小摸也有。导游提醒我们,在当地旅游务必将贵重物品保管好。还有,越南的服务员收
I was in a tour group to Halong Bay, Vietnam. When I first got off the door, the Vietnamese tour guide told us that the living standard of the Vietnamese people is equivalent to that of China in the 1980s. However, as I observed along the way, the current standard of living in Vietnam is equivalent to the level of the early 90s of last century. Private houses along the way have been replaced, and all French architecture, decoration is also very particular, the facade is not large, mostly three or four floors. Vietnamese men and women, relatively short figure. Difficult to see on the street fat, which is related to their eating habits, the Vietnamese diet is relatively light, cooking a small amount of oil. The infrastructure in Hanoi is relatively backward, the streets are shabby, there are few big supermarkets, but there are many motorcycles in the streets. To go to the toilet in Hanoi need RMB 1 yuan, equivalent to Vietnam 3000. Law and order here is not bad, of course, there are petty thieves. Tour guides remind us that in the local tourism must be kept valuables. Also, the Vietnamese waiter received