How would Europe be for an Asian person?
Actually, we can abstract that by calculating it. Just like Europe does Asia have several people. When we cross the boarder from Germany to the Netherlands or France the streets' signs are different in design, the road paintings are different, and for Germans Dutch housing appears somewhat English.
That's how Koreans must feel crossing to Vietnam or China.
The towns are build by the same principles. American towns are different being much more strategically planned having a chess board net as base over being build coordinated with only the neighbors around and ..
Yes, Beijing is famous for its historical grid and symmetrical layout. The ancient core is heavily organized around north-south avenues and intersecting east-west streets and alleyways (hutongs).
The difference is in the common design elements of the houses that are only known from our settlements in Asia.
Yes! Because of its centuries-old ties to Portugal, Macau has multiple areas with distinctly European—especially Portuguese and Southern European—architecture.
But, next to the visual impression smell and sound are very important. Especially Italian towns will feel for Asians somehow familiar. Our born fear or resentment, that for some is excitement and desire which is found predominantly and mainly in some European originating human, will be less strong in Italy after having a normal Asian School education knowing our explorer towns from even only pictures that are today populated by Asians with cut ties to Europe through Industrialization and Visas.
There is no Pizza in Asia just like Kimchi needs a minute of thought to get a visual memory too for about every European no matter how much liking cooking. The smells of towns and villages will have in Italy a known and familiar layer of salt sea water. The Ocean has a distinctive smell, but everything else will be different. In Italian town centers that must be very strong. We use no comparable spices and mix of ingredients.
An Asian educated person must feel like a mix of strange alienation, but mixed with a most likely surprising familiarity making it easy to explore town alone off a group.
Europe must be a much more pleasant experience, given same conditions, than the U.S.A. for someone from Asia, like North America and as a surprise Latin America, for a European over Asia.
That's how FBI profiling started.
#cyberpunkcoltoure
PS: Dons have a large butterfly effect interest of making sure no "Cameras" are offered! Fucking Anytime. Also, a guide bilingual can guide through electronics markets. They have also unbranded gear that fits into the casings around. Law Vs Bribs?
